There might be a big surprise in store for fans of the Mazda MX-5 at this year’s New York Auto Show.
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General Motors has announced a new recall that affects a lot of nameplates, and just a few vehicles.
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The internet is moving into our cars, with many automakers are fitting mobile hotspots to allow owners easy wireless connectivity anywhere they go.
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Volvo is embracing the idea of scalable architectures, and is already developing the second such platform for the brand.
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Porsche had plans to roll out the most aggressive version of the 911 this summer, but it looks like it might have to wait.
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The latest supercar from Lamborghini promises to be the best the company has to offer, and now you can drive it too.
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As many automakers move production out of North America, Honda is touting the amount of cars the company has built in the U.S.
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The word supercar generally brings up thoughts of Italy, but a new American company is looking to enter the fray.
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This year’s New York Auto Show is going to play host to a birthday party for one of the most iconic two-seat roadsters in the business.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has ran the new 2014 Nissan Rogue through its set of crash tests, and the updated crossover garnered the highest rating possible.
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If you have ever taken a picture of yourself behind the wheel while driving, one American automakers wants to teach you a lesson.
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If you’re looking to dress up your Mustang, Shelby Performance has some some new parts for you.
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Most teenage drivers know about dangerous behaviors behind the wheel, and yet many still admit to partaking in them.
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Audi is readying the next-generation of its flagship sports car, a German machine that is becoming just a bit more Italian.
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GM is working to convince customers that it does value safety in the wake of a large recall, and a new position has been created to reinforce that.
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There is a new way for Aston Martin owners to enjoy their cars, and it involves a race track, but no asphalt.
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Fires caused Porsche to stop selling the 2014 911 GT3 and search for a solution, and the resulting measures are drastic.
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Next time you close the hood on your car, you might want to think twice about letting it slam down.
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Racing is risky, period. You don’t even need to smash into a barrier for something to go wrong.
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General Motors is currently dealing with internal and independent reviews of its recall procedures, and it seems that all the attention has dug up a few more issues.
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Station wagons and small hatchbacks tend to sell well in Europe but not so much in the U.S., and that is making some BMW executives nervous.
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Testing new vehicles doesn’t always go as planned, a lesson that Ford had to learn while our spy photographer looked on.
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The very first Chrysler 200 rolled off the line today at the brand’s assembly plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan.
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Nissan is rolling out a new sedan concept car at Auto China 2014, designed specifically for the Chinese market.
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