Arguably a new segment benchmark, Cadillac’s ATS can add a five-star NHTSA safety rating to its list of accolades.
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Event Data Recorders (EDRs), commonly called “black boxes” are already installed in about 90 percent of new cars, but a new rule is expected from NHTSA making them mandatory for all cars and light trucks.
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Two of Ford’s new fuel-sippers, as they’re touted, failed to meet the automaker’s claimed mpg ratings during Consumer Reports’ tests.
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Mercedes‘ new crossover based on its front-wheel drive platform, the GLA, was caught in spy photos during cold weather testing today.
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Catching a problem early usually means avoiding it, but in GM’s case it’s looking like the opposite will prove true.
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Bullying isn’t funny… unless it involves a couple of car companies calling each other’s products ugly. Then its hysterical.
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Some might have expected a small riot after news surfaced that Hyundai inflated its mpg claims on more than 1 million recently sold cars, but the media brouhaha was worse than any other backlash — so far.
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The 2013 Lexus ES is the latest car to garner a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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Chevrolet’s answer to the electric car problem, the Volt, faltered in sales last month, dropping to roughly half the volume seen in September and October.
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Anyone close to the industry would probably agree that Tesla, of all the small EV makers, is making the biggest strides toward leaving its start-up status behind.
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Mercedes gave the GLK250 BlueTec its North American debut last April during the New York Auto Show, but the brand has bigger plans for it’s engine’s future in the U.S.
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Suzuki is scrambling to sell its remaining stock in the U.S. and to a certain extent it seems to be working.
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It’s nothing if not an exciting car — the Mercedes-Benz CLA45 AMG.
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Spy photos are revealing an uncovered Audi S1 prototype — the smallest in the brand’s line of performance-oriented vehicles.
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Still so hot off the press that it’s practically steaming, news of the 2013 Toyota RAV4’s debut last week might have been more than it seemed.
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Subaru is scrambling to keep up with demand for its BRZ sports coupe and will now ship extra units to the U.S. market.
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Porsche will build a front-engine coupe based on the Panamera (pictured) in the future, likely before 2018 which is the brand’s target to have at least four new vehicles on the market.
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Unusual, ironic, and rare. What’s not to love?
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Porsche just launched its online configurator page for the 2014 Cayman which was unveiled last week during the L.A. Auto Show.
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Ferrari has been playing coy over its upcoming F70 halo car, showing little more than bare chassis until now — at least intentionally.
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Heralding a return to the brand’s four-cylinder heritage, Porsche is rumored to be bringing a four-cylinder turbocharged Cayman to the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show.
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The side part is cool again. Skinny ties, narrow lappels and closely cut clothes make the man, albeit with much less cigarette smoking.
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Premium for less seemed to be a fairly consistent theme this week among the most researched new cars on AutoGuide this week.
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Just spotted in spy photos, BMW’s new 2 Series convertible crossed paths with AutoGuide’s spy photographers.
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