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Ford’s Head of Digital Communications Leaves Company
The man behind Ford‘s successful social media efforts has left the company.
Fisker Back, Chinese Owner Promises Success
Lu Guanqiu may not be a household name right now but he could become the next Elon Musk. The Chinese billionaire bought failed automaker Fisker at a bankruptcy auction and promises to challenge Tesla with his latest acquisition.
Google Self-Driving Cars Could be Available in Six Years
For the last five years Google has been hard at work developing self-driving cars. The technology company has made enormous strides over the last half a decade but there’s still a lot more to do.
Japanese Automakers Sign Engine Research Pact
Eight major Japanese automakers have agreed to share engine research.
2015 Cadillac XTS Gets Standard WiFi Hot Spot
The 2015 Cadillac XTS is heading to dealerships with some extra goodies.
Paralyzed Driver to Pilot Corvette at Indy 500
A former race car driver who was paralyzed in an accident will get to return to the track at the Indy 500 once again.
All 2015 Buicks to have Standard Rearview Camera
New Buick owners will no longer have to pay for a helpful safety feature.
Top 10 Infotainment Systems
That interactive screen found in most new cars has significant impact on purchase decisions, meaning new car buyers want a system that is responsive, pretty and easy to use. We’ve decided to rank our experiences with the infotainment systems offered by major auto makers.
Volkswagen Spills Details on 10-Speed Transmission
Get ready for 10-speed transmissions, because they’re coming.
General Motors 4G LTE Data Plan Pricing Announced
GM is launching its in-car 4g LTE wireless internet next month, and the American automaker has announced pricing starting from $5 a month.
Continental Tire Developing Monitor for Tread Depth
Soon, there will be a sensor that is able to sense when your tire needs to be replaced.
Nokia Investing $100M in Connected Car Tech
Nokia might not be a big name in smartphones these days, but the company isn’t ignoring today’s rising technologies.
BMW to Become World’s Largest Carbon Fiber Manufacturer by 2015
BMW is investing heavily into carbon fiber as it continues to outfit its model range with the lightweight material.
Tesla to Stop Supplying Toyota With Batteries for RAV4 EV
Tesla has announced its deal to supply Toyota with battery packs for the RAV4 EV will conclude this year.
Audi R8 LMX Debuts with Laser Headlights
Audi is now claiming that it’s the first automaker with laser headlights on a production vehicle.
Should I Buy Tires Made in China?
Good press for Chinese manufacturing is hard to come by these days. American consumers have faced numerous issues with products imported from the country. Lead-laced toys, melamine-tainted toothpaste and pet-food recalls are a few incidents that come to mind. But what about tires? Should you trust your life to bargain rubber?
Tesla Drops ‘Model E’ Trademark
When Tesla’s more affordable electric car reaches consumers, it won’t come with the previously expected Model E name.
California Considering Vehicle-Miles-Traveled Tax
California motorists that spend a lot of time on the road could be in for a shock. The state’s legislature is considering a bill that would explore a tax based on vehicle miles traveled or VMT for short.
Google Maps Updated to be Better for Drivers
You can now go off the grid while staying on the road with Google Maps.
How Cars Know if You’re Sleepy or Distracted
Hazards posed by distracted driving are much older than widespread smartphone use.
Car Buyers Love Wireless Connectivity: Study
Today’s car shoppers are all about wireless connectivity in their vehicles.
Most Watched Videos of the Week: April 27 – May 4, 2014
Pickups, minivans and automotive tech – that’s what captured the attention of automotive enthusiasts this week. AutoGuide.com‘s review of the 2014 Ford F-150 Tremor was our most watched video this week but not far behind in views was our look into the future of automotive infotainment at QNX. And though the market is slowly fading, our...
Traffic-Control Systems Can Easily be Hacked
Like something out of a movie, security company IOActive has discovered that the traffic-control systems found in nearly every state of the Union are vulnerable to hackers. What’s even more distressing is that it doesn’t take a supercomputer to compromise these technologies.
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