Tesla Model S unintended acceleration complaint filed with NHTSA

A Tesla Model S owner says the electric car suddenly accelerating while his wife was pulling out of the driveway. A Tesla engineer investigating the problem said it was the driver's fault.

Surprise! Leak reveals plethora of new Porsches

Leaked presentation slides, reportedly from an Atlanta dealer meeting, reveal Porsche's upcoming models including: the 911 Targa, Macan crossover, and Cayman GTS and Boxster GTS sports cars.

The seven-speed Stingray: GM’s new newest transmission might be coming to the C7

As if the new Corvette Stingray wasn’t good enough already, it might be getting a brand new dual clutch transmission. In a week of rumors about the Corvette C7 a GM patent for a new transmission has just been uncovered, and it might just be destined for the…

The BMW X5 PHEV plugs in, lays ground work for all-electric line up

The new BMW X5 PHEV is supposed to be just the first of many Bavarian plug-in hybrids. BMW plans on releasing a plug-in hybrid or electric version of every car in its range, all that stands in their way now is sorting out the batteries.

Survey says: Drivers don’t want autonomous cars

Technology that allows cars like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class to drive themselves is already here, but do consumers want it? A new survey shows that most drivers still want to do just that.

The Tesla Model S is now the fastest car in the world – because you can rent it from Hertz

Hertz Dream Cars program is now offering a Tesla Model S for rent at $400 per day. While that price might only get you 75 miles, exceeding the Model S’ range will only add $93.10 to your bill, which isn’t too bad.

Volkswagen announces new 450 hp VR6 engine full of angry noises and torques

The new Volkswagen VR6 seen in the mental Design Vision GTI is here to stay, and its brought horsepower. This surge in power comes courtesy of new powerplant boss Fritz Eichler who has kindly included direct injection and forced induction. Plan on seeing the…

Stuck in customs: Alfa Romeo 4C priced at $54k, won’t hit Stateside until mid-2014

The Alfa Romeo 4C sports car is still set for a U.S. debut, but not until the second quarter of 2014. Alfas haven't been sold Stateside for over 18 years, so what's a few more months to wait?

Raging Bull II: The Lamborghini Urus is the perfect Italian SUV for the 21st Century

It’s official: the Lamborghini Urus is going into production. Built on the same platform as the Porsche Cayenne, this insane 600 horsepower concept car is leaving the realm of posters and auto shows for dealerships in 2017.

MyFord (Out Of)Touch? Ford to scrap Sync and MyFord Touch dealer education programs

From Ford car buyers to auto safety experts, Sync and MyFord Touch has been battered by complaints that the in-car technology is far too complicated and too distracting when at the wheel. In spite of complaints, Ford will de-fund programs designed to educate…

It’s a good day to be a Bimmer fan: BMW M4 Coupe details leaked ahead of 2014 debut

BMW reveals official 2015 M3 Sedan and BMW M4 Coupe specs. Well ahead of the official debut next January, we learn that the performance Bimmers will once again be powered by an inline six – but this time with two turbos.

You know what Hyundai’s Genesis could use? 1,000 horsepower, that’s what

Hyundai and Bisimoto will officially unveil a 1,000 horsepower Genesis Coupe at this year’s SEMA. Just like all other highly modified cars before it, we’d love to drive it but are simply afraid we’d blow up the engine.

Cadillac vs. Tesla: the electric luxury fight of the century

Cadillac is looking to compete with Tesla with future models. A fight between one of the car industry's oldest brands and the upstart from Palo Alto could be one for the history books.

Axis of accleration: BMW and Toyota throttling forward with co-developed sports car

BMW and Toyota have teamed up to build a co-developed sports car. The details of which are due by the end of the year. So we don’t have but a few more months before we learn what will become of the rear-drive enterprise.

Jaguar C-X17 renderings look less wildcat and more fierce kitten

The design elements of the potential production model C-X17 aren't as aggressive as the lines on the Frankfurt concept, which puts you in the mind of the Range Rover Evoque. Frankly, we're underwhelmed.

 While we weren’t sure whether it was a brilliant move for Jaguar to target its sister company, Range Rover, with its crossover concept, there was no denying the thing had some sharp lines.

Audi considers carbon fiber, other alternative materials for its next-gen Q7

After helping to pioneer aluminum-bodied vehicles 20 years ago with the A8, Audi is now considering using a wider mix of materials for its car chassis, including carbon fiber and other alternative materials.

 It appears that future Audi automobiles could be taking on a completely different form than many of today’s vehicles.


New 2014 Equus Bass 770 should win over even the least likely of muscle car fans

There’s just something very cool about classic American muscle cars.

Trouble is, when compared to a lot of today’s vehicles, the idea of giving up a those contemporary luxury amenities for say a ’69 Mustang just hasn’t been all that appealing to some.

Evolution of an icon: the Mercedes S-Class Coupe changes with the times but remains a symbol of style

A powerful engine, a luxurious cabin, and all the latest technology wrapped in stylish two-door bodywork. What could be better?

Nothing says sophistication like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe. With an all-new model, previewed by the Concept S-Class Coupe from the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show, waiting in the wings, we decided to take a look at the evolution of this iconic luxury car.

Bentley axes plans for a Mulsanne Convertible, defies its long-bodied lineage

Bentley CEO Wolfgang Schreiber has officially killed the Mulsanne Convertible, deciding the bespoke British brand does not need a leviathan-length convertible after all.

 Bad news Bentley fans. The Mulsanne Convertible won’t be going into production. I know. I am crying in my cashmere, too.

Caterham AeroSeven concept is a blast from the future

How do you improve on a classic?

The Lotus Seven was such an iconic car that, when Lotus itself decided to end production, Caterham Cars stepped in to keep the flame burning. You can still buy one of these diminutive sports cars today; not bad for a design from 1957.

Feeling blue: Bluebird DC50 electric sports car delayed until 2014

Does an electric sports car sound cool to you? How about one inspired by a land speed record car? The Bluebird DC50 will be just such a beast, if it can get built.

With a little luck, a famous land speed record car could be reborn as a road-legal electric sports car.


2014 Audi RS 5 Cabriolet Review

Underneath the subdued yet muscular skin of the Audi RS5 Cabriolet lies the heart of a 450-horsepower Bavarian barbarian. For as wild as it can be on the back roads, the RS 5 Cabriolet will never make you feel you’ve sacrificed sanity for the ability to go…

Downright Un-American: Infiniti to ‘de-Americanize’ in order to thrive

Infiniti boss Johan de Nysschen says the luxury brand needs smaller engines and bigger cars. Sound counterintuitive? It may not be.

Infiniti caters to the American market. But now the boss of Infiniti, Nissan’s luxury division, says this strategy is holding the brand back.

Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG goes Black – well, in the digital realm at least

Featuring some of the same unique design elements as existing cars touting the Black edition badge like the C63 AMG Black Series, the digital concept features a CLA AMG with all the visual extras we love about the limited-edition line-up.

Re-born from jets? Saab production restarts in Sweden – but EVs will have to wait

After nearly three years of dormancy, a Saab 9-3 sedan rolled off the assembly line in Sweden today. Despite previous promises and the Saab owner, NEVS, namesake, EVs will have to wait.

Could Tesla’s electric-electric hybrid powertrain eliminate range anxiety and gasoline range extenders?

Tesla is continuing its innovation streak with a new hybrid system that uses a metal-air battery pack as a range extender. Apparently, two batteries are better than one.

Bugatti Veyron who? British brand Keating claims 340 mph from its Bolt supercar

Can this British upstart beat the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport's world speed record by nearly 72 mph? If that does happen, it would be one of the biggest upsets in automotive history.

Hold onto your Hat, Jed Clampett: Mercedes nearly built a pickup truck

According to a recent report, Mercedes-Benz aimed to release two Nissan-based pickup trucks for the 2016 model year. The deal only recently feel through when engineers could make the platform work with a slew of diverse drivetrains.

Thunder cat: could Jaguar be planning an EV alongside its latest crossover?

Jaguar just recently unveiled its latest concept, the C-X17 crossover based upon the new iQ[Al] platform. In a new video, Jaguar designer Ian Callum hints that the automaker could use the chassis to build four new models. We think one might be an EV.

Coda Cars is selling leftover EVs – but should you buy one?

Coda Automotive's electric sedan is back... sort of. A new consortium is selling leftover inventory from the defunct electric car brand. They're the ultimate automotive orphans.

A self-reliant EV? Tesla to have self-driving cars by end of 2016

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said that his company will have self-driving cars within the next three years. This comes on the heels of Mercedes-Benz’s announcement that it would have fully autonomous cars by 2020.

Tesla surges passed another benchmark, completing 21 Supercharger stations

Tesla set the goal of constructing 18 Supercharger fast charging stations by this date. Luckily for Elon Musk and for Tesla Model S owners, the company has 21 stations online with more to come for this fall and winter.


Aston Martin to get twin-turbo V8s from Mercedes-Benz

The all-new Mercedes-Benz S63 is reported to be the last Mercedes ever to receive the twin-turbo 5.5-liter V8. After the S63 goes out of production, Mercedes will retire the engine from its lineup and sell the powerplant to Aston Martin.


Don’t get too comfortable, Elon, GM plans to build a Tesla-fighting 200-mile EV

General Motors' vice president of global product programs, Doug Parks, said that the General is planning to build an EV with a 200-miles range for right around the $30,000 price, which would be aimed directly at the mass-market Tesla model.

Hennessey HPE700: When a McLaren MP4-12C just isn’t good enough

The McLaren MP4-12C is, to put it mildly, an amazing car. It’s built by the championship-winning Formula One team that built the F1 and the Mercedes-Benz SLR. It has a carbon fiber body, a 616 horsepower V8 engine, and the ride quality of a Rolls-Royce.



Ford chargers for employees could help improve EV infrastructure

Whether it’s Tesla or Ford, it’s becoming quite clear that the idea of an automaker offering free charging for electric vehicles has its limitations when trying to entice people to buy the cars.


BMW has ‘M’ and ‘i’ brands and – stupidly – says never the twain shall meet

 BMW rocked both the sports car and the plug-in hybrid worlds last week with its unveiling of the i8. Immediately many – including yours truly – speculated about a future i8 M performance model.


Mazda6 SkyActiv-D turbodiesel debut delayed until spring

While Mazda's new-gen Mazda6 sedan has proven to be hit with buyers, the automaker has just confirmed that the eagerly awaited introduction of its even-more-fuel efficient turbodiesel variant has been pushed back until April.


2014 BMW 2 Series spied on the street

Just as the new generation of BMW's 3 Series Coupe and Convertible has been recast and rebadged as the 4 Series for 2014, 2-door versions of the automaker's entry-level 1 Series are due to undergo a similar transition and adopt 2 Series nomenclature starting with the 2014 model year.

2015 Volvo V60 Sportwagon will offer three T-charged engines

Previewed at the New York Auto Show last spring, the new 2015 Volvo V60 Sportwagon is set to join the automaker's U.S. lineup in January. Sharing all of its platform architecture with the automaker's best-selling S60 Sedan, this even more accommodating variation on the theme will offer a choice of three different turbocharged engines, including Volvo's new Drive-E gasoline-fired 2.0-liter/4-cylinder that makes 240 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque.

Frankfurt 2013: 2014 Porsche Panamera Diesel gets a power and speed boost

Porsche unveiled the second generation Panamera Diesel at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. With a top speed of 161 mph, it's no farm truck, but is it just too sacrilegious to be a Porsche?

5 things we learned from the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show

 The 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show is under way and all the big carmakers have finally revealed their formally camouflaged specialty cars and announced their big ideas. So what trends stand out this year?

Mercedes shows off fully autonomous S-Class, promises production version by 2020

Autonomous cars could be in showrooms by 2020, if Mercedes-Benz has its way. The carmaker's S500 Intelligent Drive prototype drove 60 miles on its own, using tech already available on production models.

2014 Cadillac CTS pumps engine sound into the cabin using the car’s audio system

For the all-new 2014 Cadillac CTS, GM is applying the principles of psychoacoustics. CTS engineers have tuned the car with specific audio properties related to its three driving modes and then used the stereo to amplify them.

From crankstarting to charging: Why Tesla’s Model S is the Model T of our time

After more than a century of driving gasoline and diesel-powered cars, hybrids and electric vehicles are finally beginning to take hold and chip away at the market share of their fossil-fueled forefathers. The Tesla Model S has been the game changer.

Frankfurt 2013: Volvo Concept Coupé could help revive the troubled brand

Inspired by what Volvo officials describe as a “contemporary, progressive Scandinavian lifestyle elements,” the Concept Coupé is the first of three concepts that will usher in the company’s new Scalable Product Architecture (SPA).

VW Group gets ambitious on electrics, plans to lead world in EVs and hybrids by 2018

The e-Golf, a key component of VW’s electric mobility strategy, has a driving range of 118 miles and features three intuitive driving modes including “Normal,” “Eco” and “Eco+.”

Will the new 2015 Mustang debut as a high-tech muscle car showpiece?

The 2015 Mustang will almost certainly be equipped with a more advanced MyFord Touch system with features to satisfy enthusiasts like the ability to share performance stats with friends on a number of different social networking platforms.

Woman texting while driving crashes, ends up in a lake

Yet another case of someone that values a text message over their own safety, a Maryland woman sent her car spinning into a nearby lake because she was more interested in texting than driving.

Frankfurt 2013: Are high-tech hybrids and EVs carving out a new premium car segment?

Unlike high-end automobiles in decades past, there’s a growing trend in the world of cars driven by vehicles that offer the latest advancements in technology more so than luxury interior features like soft touch leather and wood veneers.

Quick Drive: Bentley’s 2014 Flying Spur is luxury overkill at ludicrous speed

This year, amid the hot hatches, performance sedans, pocket rockets, roadsters and pure sports machines, sat the gigantic Flying Spur, a black hole among a swirl of shining sports car stars. Was it a joke? Just drive it, they said. SoI did.

Frankfurt 2013: BMW X5 eDrive is a sensible counterpart to the flashy i8

With the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car set to take the stage, it was highly unlikely that anyone was going to pay attention to anything else at BMW’s 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show press conference. Certainly not an SUV.

Frankfurt 2013: Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Squadra Corse is lean and mean

The Lamborghini Gallardo may be on its way out, but Lambo decided to give it one last hurrah at the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show. The Gallardo LP570-4 Squadra Corse is a special edition of an already special car.

9 of the coolest cars from the Frankfurt Auto Show (and 1 hellacious truck)

This year in Frankfurt, carmakers proved that "green" and "cool" aren't mutually exclusive. From the BMW i8 to the Porsche 918 Spyder, here are the 10 coolest cars to debut at the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show.
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Frankfurt 2013: Survive the apocalypse in style with the Brabus B63S 700 6X6

Forget Napalm. The Brabus B63S 700 6X6 is what truly smells like victory.

If you’re not familiar, Brabus is the Commerces-Benz tuner company that takes Merc’s already wild AMG cars and infuses them with the essence of Liberace and the power of an atomic bomb.

Forget Napalm. The Brabus B63S 700 6X6 is what truly smells like victory.

Frankfurt 2013: Mercedes-Benz dazzles with new Concept S-Class Coupé

If the future of Mercedes-Benz looks anything, anything remotely like the Concept S-Class unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show, then you can count on much brighter days ahead for the carmaker.

Frankfurt 2013: Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid looks like a million bucks – because it is

The 918 was built to prove a point: that Porsche is capable of going toe-to-toe with the best of them in terms of super cars and hybrids supercars at that. What we weren’t expecting, though, is a price tag just north of a million dollars.

The hotly anticipated Porsche 918 Spyder has been unveiled and – not surprisingly – the halo car goes toe-to-toe with the LaFerrari and McLaren P1.

James Bond’s Lotus Esprit ‘submarine car’ to be auctioned Monday, could fetch $1.5m

Seriously wealthy James Bond fans will be gathering at an auction house in London on Monday in the hope of making the winning bid for 007’s famous Lotus Esprit ‘submarine car’, affectionately known as Wet Nellie.

Jaguar’s C-X17 crossover concept is one bloated blue wildcat

What’s the one thing that is wrong with the Range Rover Evoque? Is it too small? Is it too expensive? Is it too good looking? Is it too capable off road?

If those are the answers you gave, you’ll absolutely love the latest Jaguar C-X17 crossover concept pictured above.

Nissan races into smartwatch space with the Nismo, connecting driver and car

Well, how about that – even Nissan is looking to get into the wearable tech space. The Japanese car maker on Monday announced the flashy Nismo smartwatch, a device it's promising to show off at this week's Frankfurt Motor Show.

Honda links cars, pedestrians, and motorcycles with V2V tech

V2V, or Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication, is being tested as a potential safety feature for future cars. Honda is taking things another step further by bringing pedestrians and motorcyclists into the network.

Not just for trucks anymore: Why modern diesels are more popular than ever

Think of "diesel" and what comes to mind? Semis spewing plumes of black smoke? Outside the U.S., diesel-powered vehicles have nearly reached parity with gas-powered cars and trucks. So what happened to make diesel the current liquid fuel darling?

Watch as Russian tuners pull over 2,000 hp from a Saleen S7

Hold on to your, well, everything. This Russian-tuned 2,282-horsepower Saleen S7 just might have enough power to set off volcanoes and alter the space/time continuum. And then some.

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Bugatti pulls plug on Galibier but could ‘plug in’ a Veyron replacement

The planned new flagship for the Bugatti, the Galibier, has been scrapped over concerns of limited horsepower and limited buyer interest. Instead, the brand will focus on a Veyron replacement. If we had to guess, it’ll be a plug-in hybrid.

5 ways the BMW i8 is better than Tesla Model S

On the eve of the official debut of the BMW i8, the world is wondering how the plug-in hybrid sports car will compare to the Tesla Model S. Based upon what we already know, we've made our conclusions. See if you agree.

The Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 Sport won’t break the bank – or your back

So far, Mercedes has unveiled the entry-level CLA 250 and the absolutely mental CLA 45 AMG. Now, however, it’s offering a middle ground between the two: the CLA 250 Sport with AMG but tuning without the devil-may-care attitude.

2013 Ford C-MAX Energi review



Going whole hog and driving around in one of those crazy contraptions known as an “electric car” can be a scary thing, especially for drivers nursed their whole lives on gasoline-powered cars (i.e.: everybody).

But for those of you who would rather not wade around in the urine-tinged kiddy pool waters of electric motivation by driving a hybrid (sorry, hybrids) or cannonballing recklessly into the deep end by going fully electric, why not slap on a pair of water wings and safely soak up the EV experience in a plug-in hybrid?

2014 Nissan GT-R review

The Nissan GT-R is probably one of the most misunderstood performance cars on today’s market. It’s engineered to run with Ferraris, it’s priced like a Porsche 911, and it wears the same badge as the Versa, which is currently the least expensive car available in the U.S.

Opel (Yes that Opel) creates buzz with the Monza concept

Opels generally don’t cause much excitement, but General Motors’ German division will definitely be getting some attention at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. The Monza concept it will unveil there features sleek styling, a plug-in hybrid powertrain, and some new dashboard tech.

Luxury speed: Bentley Continental GT V8 S targets the Rolls-Royce Wraith

Bentley cleverly counters the forthcoming Rolls-Royce Wraith, the most powerful Rolls ever made, with yet another variant of the Continental: the Continental GT V8 S. With 521 horsepower sent to all four wheels, the new Bentley is capable of both sport and…

5 things the auto industry can learn from Tesla

Yes, Tesla Motors is still a small car company headed by a leader with a seemingly golden touch, but it's not all luck, robots and smart hiring that has made Tesla a tech and automotive darling. What can other car companies learn from Tesla?

Without a doubt, every major carmaker in the world is dissecting the success of Tesla Motors, Elon Musk’s electric car company that is disrupting the traditional automotive industry.

2014 Chevy Malibu 2.5L ups EPA city ratings by 14 percent

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 Earlier this year, Chevrolet announced a series of enhancements aimed at boosting the appeal of the 2014 Malibu that goes on sale this fall. Beyond a slicker-looking front end, restyled center console, additional rear knee room, more refined chassis tuning and available Side Blind Zone Alert/Rear Cross Traffic Alert systems, the midsize sedan also is adding a standard econo-enhancing stop/start system to its comprehensively revamped 2.5-liter base engine.

Despite its elegant good looks, the Aston Martin DBC concept will remain a dream




There are concept car and then there are concept cars. What’s the difference? You could argue that the former delivers a good bit of buzz and excitement and nothing more, while the latter should – if the gods weren’t so cruel – cause the intended automaker to drop everything, take notice, and bring the darn thing to life.

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iWatch? No thanks, I want to ditch my key fob for a smartwatch that goes vroom

From unlocking your car doors and letting you know how much you’ve been speeding, to monitoring your EV’s charge, a smartwatch catered to your car could be a driver’s best friend.

The Volvo Coupe Concept vaporizes your memories of boxy mom cars, recalls P1800

As the intellectual successor to the Volvo P1800, the Volvo Coupe Concept moves Volvo into a brave new world of dynamic design, plug-in hybrid powertrains, and prodigious power output while retaining its dedication to safety and technology.

‘Z07′ version of new Corvette Stingray may pack 600+ horsepower, $100k price tag

Likely powered by some turbos and a seven-speed manual, the 2016 Z07 Corvette could have more than 600 horsepower and could also cost more than $100,000. What of the ZR1, though? Forget about it.

Don’t diss the Prius: The iconic hybrid is set for a big update and 55mpg

The Prius could get a style makeover but don't count on it losing it's famous lines in the deal. The interior will expand a bit and new motivation could come from a combination of drive systems including in-wheel motors, along with other changes.

2013 MINI Cooper S Roadster review

The MINI Cooper S Roadster is the newest edition to the MINI family. Yes, look again. It’s new. It’s not the MINI Cooper Convertible, no. This one is different. For one, it only has two seats, which is a first for the MINI open-top breed. Secondly… well, that’s actually about it.
 … the shoulder-wrenching S Roadster packs a 1.6-liter turbocharged inline four-cylinder… the most powerful in its engine size.

Infiniti’s new Q30 concept already facing an identity crisis


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Volvo is no longer vanilla – thanks to the C coupe concept

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2013 Mercedes Benz G550 review

It’s probably worth noting that the “Geländewagen,” also known as Mercedes’ G-Wagen, wasn’t really a German idea. Instead, it’s a competent off-roading machine that was developed at the request of the Shah of Iran, who wanted a Benz capable of climbing the dunes of his nation’s four deserts.

2013 Ford Shelby Mustang GT500 review

Whoever coined the phrase “less is more” obviously never sat down with the engineers at Ford. Or, maybe those Ford guys were just childhood all-stars at King of the Hill, but either way, the 2013 Shelby GT500 has The Most.

BMW Concept X5 eDrive unveiled

Offing a more eco-centric take on the next generation of its luxury Sports Activity Vehicles, the BMW Concept X5 eDrive makes its public debut in Frankfurt. The first BMW to match the automaker's intelligent all-wheel-drive system with a super-efficient plug-in powertrain, it lays the groundwork for a future production model that will be cleaner and greener but still maintain the automaker's classic fun-to-drive character.

New Volkswagen Golf R debuts in Frankfurt

The latest and most powerful Volkswagen Golf R ever created makes its first public appearance in European trim at the Frankfurt Auto Show. While the automaker has yet to confirm when we'll see a variation turn up in America, this fourth-generation Golf R promises to be nothing short of spectacular when it hits showrooms in Germany late this year.

2014 Honda Accord Hybrid officially unveiled

The first images of the U.S-spec 2014 Honda Accord Hybrid have been released along with some preliminary information on the vehicle that will go on sale here in October. Visually, the first Honda hybrid model to be assembled in the automaker's Marysville,

Toyota Yaris Hybrid-R Concept previewed for Frankfurt

Several new facts have emerged about the one-off vehicle Toyota plans to present in Frankfurt next month that will showcase its new performance-oriented Hybrid-R technology to the world. While specific details are still limited, the automaker has confirmed this street-legal vehicle will be based on a Yaris 3-door model.

2014 Scion iQ Monogram Series offers limited-edition charm

Arriving in dealerships this October, the 2014 Scion iQ Monogram Series adds a bit of visual distinction to the smallest member of the Scion family. To be built in a run of just 150 units, the Scion iQ Monogram Series features a two-tone paint treatment that pairs Black Currant Metallic over Classic Silver Metallic set off by color-keyed exterior mirrors and rear spoiler.

...2014 Porsche 911 Turbo stays slippery at speed with moving active aerodynamics system

The 2014 Porsche 911 Turbo has many tech tricks up its sleeve, including an active aerodynamics package with adjustable front and rear spoilers that enhance handling and traction. So how does it all work?

Among the many tech tricks on the 2014 911 Turbo is active aerodynamics, something Porsche was eager to show off.... .

2014 BMW i3 electric car makes its worldwide debut!

Available in the U.S. next year

It's official, BMW has lifted the curtain to show the world its new electric car, the BMW i3. It was designed from the ground up to be electric (with a range-extended version to be also available),

The Five Greenest, Most Energy-Efficient Cars of 2013

What cars available in dealers today make the most efficient use of energy?

The answer turns out to be four battery-electric vehicles and one plug-in hybrid.

Gasoline and diesel cars don't even come close; internal combustion engines waste two-thirds to three-quarters of the energy in their fuel on heat and noise.

The New Diesel Cars For 2014

With an increasing number of diesel passenger cars appearing in showrooms, car buyers have more options for fuel-efficient driving than they did only a few years ago.

After a brief hiatus several years ago, when new and tougher emissions standards came into effect for diesel vehicles, the number has steadily increased--and 2014 has a bumper crop of new diesel vehicles.

LaFerrari Is The Fastest Ferrari Ever

The fastest Ferrari ever built is LaFerrari, which when translated from Italian to English reads: "The Ferrari." The name is a fitting one because the new model, powered by a gas-electric hybrid drivetrain, makes 963 horsepower combined.

Next Gen Cadillac CTS to Serve Up Some Surprises

It is widely recognized as the model that turned the tide for Cadillac, GM's luxury car brand. Introduced in 2002, the first generation CTS brought a rear-wheel-drive midsize sedan to the luxury segment, giving Cadillac a five-passenger model that set the course for further brand improvement.

About the Toyota Camry Hybrid

That Toyota is renowned for its hybrid electric vehicle leadership is an understatement. Toyota sells more hybrid models than all its competitors combined, having sold more than 4 million units to date as of 2012. Its Prius line is synonymous with hybrids, but other models, including the Toyota Camry and Avalon also offer hybrid variations.

About the Toyota Avalon Hybrid

Toyota's full size sedan has made much progress since it was introduced in the mid-1990s, going from a bland sedan of humble origins to a larger sedan of more generous proportions. It is the closest model to any Lexus and by itself it can keep more premium car buyers in the Toyota fold. Avalon is a bridge model to Lexus, but when you consider all that you get with this sedan, that may be a bridge you would prefer not to cross.

About the Ford Explorer Sport

Do you remember the Ford Explorer Sport? That model was rolled out in the early days of the Explorer's release, a special trim level of the popular five-passenger sport utility vehicle. The Explorer Sport was eventually discontinued and the Explorer itself was updated, shunning its truck platform for a unibody, car-based chassis.

About the Updated Volkswagen GTI

Volkswagen's small, but buff GTI has made its debut at the 2013 Geneva Auto Show, the latest iteration of this classic road ripper. The new model comes with something that previous GTI models have not offered before: two levels of power. Most notable is the big improvement in fuel economy, with the new edition seeing an 18 percent jump over the current model.

The All-New 2013 Honda Civic: Bringing Something New to the Table

While the 2012 Honda Civic didn't exactly have what it takes to surpass the competition, its features are enough to earn it a good second place in Cars.com's list of top compact cars for 2011. However, things definitely started to get a lot better when Honda decided to rework the Civic shortly after giving it a complete redesign!

2013 Nissan Versa: Get Yourself a New Car for the Price of a Used Car

Are you looking for a brand new car but don't have enough money to buy one? If you definitely need a car for your everyday use but are not keen on purchasing a used car, then you should take a closer look at the 2013 Nissan Versa, the cheapest brand new car in the US today.

2013 Kia Rio: Best Subcompact Car for Your Everyday Driving Needs

The 2013 Kia Rio is undeniably one of the best subcompact cars available in the market today. With its no-nonsense packaging, chic contemporary styling, excellent features and efficient drivetrain, the Rio can deliver everything you need - and more!

A Quick Glance at the 2013 Nissan GT-R: The Affordable World-Class Supercar

While the 2013 Nissan GT-R has already established itself as a world-class supercar, it just keeps getting better and better with each new update. Clearly, there is no stopping the GT-R from outperforming itself!

What's New with the 2013 Nissan GT-R?

2013 Nissan Altima: Comfort and Technology at Its Finest

In its efforts to take the crown from the Toyota Camry and finally earn its rightful spot at the top of its class, the 2013 Nissan Altima has been thoroughly redesigned to provide the ultimate comfort and luxury to its passengers. Will its efforts be good enough to earn the number one spot in the sales division?

What's New With the 2013 Honda CR-Z?

Aside from sporting a fresher exterior styling, the new two-seater 2013 Honda CR-Z comes with more power and improved fuel efficiency. With these new features, is there anything more you can possibly ask for?

What's New With the 2013 Toyota Camry?

What does the new 2013 Toyota Camry has to offer? What updates and improvements did it incorporate into the earlier model to make it more desirable? While most of the major upgrades were already incorporated in last year's redesign, Toyota took a step further and improved on its previous upgrade.

2013 Honda Accord: When You Are Looking for a Great Family Car

Are you looking for a dependable yet moderately priced family car? If you are, then you should definitely consider getting the 2013 Honda Accord. It simply packs in all the features most families want without being too pricey. Can any other car beat that?

2013 Honda Accord: A True Winner

Did you know that the 2013 Honda Accord recently bagged the top award for the 2012 Midsize Sedan Showdown? Well, this is actually nothing new since this is the fifth time a Honda car managed to bring home such an award in the said event. So, what makes the 2013 Honda Accord a clear-cut winner in this competition?

The 2013 Honda Accord EX-L Sedan: A Good Investment for Your Money

Being a consistent top seller, the Accord has always been considered as Honda's most important nameplate. In fact, it accounted for almost 45% of Honda's sales in 2012. Thus, you can probably imagine just how much was at stake when Honda decided to redesign the Accord.

Coolest New Cars for 2014

These 14 Cars Will Make Headlines Next Year

In the future Rick Deckard hunts replicants through Los Angeles, RoboCop fights crime in Detroit, Soylent Green is people and there is a seventh-generation Corvette.

Reviews on the 2014 Luxus IS-350

 I am a big fan of Lexus and am really excited about the new 2014 IS-350 sedan! Here is a rundown on what to expect.

 The Lexus IS 350 is in the middle of the Lexus IS line, between the IS 250 and the IS F.

The BMW I8 Concept: A Luxury Hybrid

For those familiar with the global automotive scene, then you will most likely know what a concept car is like. If not, then for your information, concept cars are essentially designs from the different car manufacturing companies that give us an idea on what to expect from cars in the future.

The Range Rover Evoque Sicilian Yellow Edition

The 2013 Range Rover Evoque Sicilian Yellow Edition is a testament that Range Rover knows what it is doing as a car company. The Evoque is one of its most popular models. It is also one of their fastest selling models, with more than 100,000 units sold in the first year of its launch.

Introducing The 2013 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

The 2013 Mercedes-Benz A-Class has just recently been made available to the general public. It is characterized by an emotive design. It also comes equipped with a powerful engine, whose capacity ranges from 109 to 221 horsepower. Initial impressions have been generally positive.

Poor Man's BMW: 2014 Mazda 6 Review and Road Test

Over the last five years it seems that the companies that make midsize sedans are in a race to top. Every year one brand seems to leap-frog another in the competition to build a reasonably priced car that looks and feels like a premium entry from BMW or Lexus.

Review: The Lamborghini Gallardo

Produced by the prestiged maker of luxury and super sports cars, Lamborghini, the Lamborghini Gallardo was named after a well-known breed of fighting bull that were bred to exhibit energy, strength, stamina, and aggression. Over 10,000 of the model were produced during its seven years of existence.

About the 2014 Kia Sorento

Kia Motors is full of surprises. The Korean brand, no longer in the shadow of its Hyundai consort, is producing award-winning and highly desirable models of its own. Its Sorento crossover is one such vehicle, a model that was overhauled just three years ago.

About the Lincoln MKC Concept

More than 90 years ago the Ford Motor Company bought out the Lincoln Motor Company, a bold move by Henry Ford to extend his company's reach into the luxury market. Ford has had varying success with Lincoln, a luxury marque that last held the "best selling luxury brand" title in 1998.

Jeep Grand Cherokee Gains Midcycle Refresh

The Grand Cherokee is Jeep's flagship model, a handsome five-passenger 4x2 or 4x4 crossover SUV. That it is based on a car chassis can be easily missed as this model is also designed to handle off-loading, although not to the degree of the highly capable Jeep Wrangler. Mid-duty off-road performance is sufficient across the 4x4 line.

Tech Specs of the 2014 Jeep Compass

The Jeep Compass is soldiering on, a compact crossover sport utility vehicle that seats five. This SUV, twin to the Jeep Patriot, has been updated for the 2014 model year. A refreshed exterior, a six-speed automatic transmission and additional safety features are included. The new model goes on sale in the second quarter of 2013.

Nissan Shifts Murano Production to Mississippi

Among sport utility vehicles, the Nissan Murano offers a thoroughly unique look featuring a more rounded body than the chiseled features its competitors offer. This midsize crossover SUV has carved out for itself a niche and beginning in 2014 production will shift from Japan to a Nissan manufacturing plant in Mississippi.

Arriving in 2014: All-New Small Cadillac Crossover SUV

The Cadillac brand continues to add new models, with the XTS and ATS joining the fold in 2012, the ELR in 2013 and updates of current models also rolling out. General Motors is on a roll with its luxury brand, a formidable competitor to the likes of BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti, Audi and other premium brands.

Arriving in 2014: All-New Small Cadillac Crossover SUV

The Cadillac brand continues to add new models, with the XTS and ATS joining the fold in 2012, the ELR in 2013 and updates of current models also rolling out. General Motors is on a roll with its luxury brand, a formidable competitor to the likes of BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti, Audi and other premium brands.

New Bentley SUV 4x4 Planned for 2014

The historical prestigious car manufacturer, the Bentley Motor Car company has always been at the pinnacle of British automotive engineering and up there with Rolls Royce when it comes to prestigious luxury car manufacturing and design. Even Queen Elizabeth II has two of the "Bentley Arnage R" models as her 'State Limousine'.

2014 Chevrolet Corvette - Corvette C7, The Best Looking In Years

The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette is something that you must look at. This is the best looking Corvette in years, if you love the Chevrolet Vette you need to look in to this car. One of my best friends was out surfing the web and ran in to some pictures of this work of art.

Facts and Rumors About the 2014 Ferrari Enzo F70

Rumors have been floating around the internet for the longest time about the 2014 Ferrari Enzo as new sophisticated car in the market. In fact, there have been so many of them that it has been a bit difficult to separate fact from pure fiction. However, there have been a number of more reliable rumors about this new model from certain trusted sources.

The Original E-Type Jaguar: Still the Best

Every once and a while, a model comes along that changes everything we know about cars. The Ford Model T made the car available to the general public. The Cadillac Type 53 was the first car to use the modern control layout.

About the 2014 Kia Forte Sedan

It should come as no surprise that the Korean automotive manufacturer, Kia Motors, continues to take a larger slice of the US marketing pie. Its model line is new, affordable and its vehicles come well equipped. One model that has defined the new Kia is its Forte sedan.

About the 2014 Chevrolet Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel

It has been decades since we've seen a GM car with a diesel under the hood, at least in the North American market where such engines were once found in large Chevrolet, Pontiac and Buick sedans. Beginning this summer, GM will roll out the 2014 Chevrolet Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel,

Midsize Surprise: 2014 Mazda Mazda6

When it comes to midsize sedans, every manufacturer has a presence in this "family car" segment. That is no surprise as the D-segment is both a sales leader and a money maker. The competition here is also very stiff with the Toyota Camry leading the market followed by the Honda Accord.

Detroit Debut: 2014 Kia Cadenza

Kia Motors America evidently will make good on its plans to bring its premium Cadenza sedan to the North American market, unveiling this long awaited and much delayed model at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this week.

About the 2014 Fiat 500L

Fiat fans in the United States have grown a bit impatient in recent years as the Italian brand continues to hawk just one model: the Fiat 500. That vehicle is available in various permutations, but when you get down to that it is still a 500 whether it is sold as a coupe, a cabriolet or as an Abarth.

2014 Mercedes Benz Car Review

Tracing its roots since the W124 sported the 'E' name for the first time in 1986 in the form 200E and later in 1994 when the 'E' moved to appear before the nomenclature to what we know today such as E250, the E-Class remains the pride of Daimler.