Five fuel efficient cars are vying for the “Green Car of the Year” award, which will be announced in only a few weeks during the L.A. Auto Show.
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Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) promises safer roads and a group of undergraduate students will have the chance this year to test their minds at creating innovative ways to use the technology.
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Up to 200,000 units might need to be replaced in the wake of Hurricane Sandy according to the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).
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Scion’s quirky sub-compact iQ city car is undergoing a voluntary recall in the 2012 and 2013 model years because the passenger airbag might not deploy properly.
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The latest in MINI’s barrage of less-than-original new models was spied testing today wearing lots of black-and-yellow camouflage.
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Cries rang throughout the world last night as President Barack Obama clinched a second term in office, but what that means for the auto industry is still somewhat unclear.
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Fisker is reporting that it lost $30 million in inventory after Superstorm Sandy flooded a New Jersey port.
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A trademark Lexus filed in Australia might hint at the production version of its LF-CC coupe first seen in Paris earlier this year.
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It isn’t the wort way to find last place, but then again there isn’t really a good way to do that either.
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As east coasters continue to reel in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, Volvo is taking the chance to offer special pricing for people who lost cars in the storm.
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Lexus race car driver Akira Iida tweeted a photo yesterday, referring to it as his next challenge but saying little more.
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Marijuana growing operations and Porsche Cayennes and Panameras might have more in common than you would guess.
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The car you see here is the facelifted 2014 BMW 5 Series GT, which will get the same small body tweaks as the other 5 Series variants we have already seen in spy photos.
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Superman’s x-ray vision would make some things a whole lot easier like playing poker or parallel parking, and in some ways that technology is close at hand.
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The minicar segment is growing — a fact that might be tempting Mazda to throw its hat in the ring.
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As webs meant to catch flies go, the Environmental Protection Agency‘s might soon look tattered and threadbare as its investigation expands to suggest Hyundai and Kia might not be the only brands fudging mpg claims.
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Lamborghini might debut its Aventador LP700-4 convertible as early as November 12 if rumblings around the internet prove to be true.
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If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it, or so the old saying goes, but Toyota might be aiming to do just that.
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Anyone familiar with Ken Block and his Gymkhana videos knows just how well he can smoke a set of tires and AutoGuide had the chance during this year’s SEMA Show to go along for a ride.
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Guy Fieri’s customized 427 Corvette will head to Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, Ariz. to be auctioned for charity, but first it made a stop at this year’s SEMA Show.
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Chevrolet just unveiled its “Dusk” edition Sonic during the 2012 SEMA Show as a production-intended package.
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Chevrolet brought a one-off Camaro ZL1 to the SEMA Show this year designed in partnership with race car driver Tony Stewart.
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Not missing a beat, Hyundai brought its “Walking Dead” Elantra to the 2012 SEMA Show complete with gory props and a couple of zombie girls.
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Among the many performance minded concepts Hyundai brought to SEMA this year, the Veloster Alpine concept is a more practically-minded option meant for snow sports.
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