BMW's latest generation of its ConnectedDrive infotainment system sees the inclusion of 3D maps, sharper voice recognition, and an industry first manufacturer supplied 4G LTE hotspot.
Mitsubishi’s i-MiEV – or simply “i” in North America – may be one of the cheapest new electric cars on the market, but the cost cutting doesn’t come without sacrifice.
A legal battle may loom on the horizon as legislators in Georgia have denied an application by the KKK to adopt a highway located near the state's border with North Carolina.
It appears Swedish automaker Saab has finally found salvation as a Chinese-Japanese consortium has purchased the company and rescued the company from its financial woes.
Looking for a cleaner, more fuel efficient version of the VW Beetle? Well then rev your engines as VW has announced the 2013 Beetle TDI will hit dealerships this summer.
Daimler has announced deliveries of its all electric Smart ForTwo will take place later this year, beating German rivals BMW, and the company's i range, to the electric punch.
On the road and in the streets we take the 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan for a spin. Is it worth the price of admission, or does it buckle under the weight of its lofty ambitions? Find out in our review of the 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan.
The Texas Department of Transportation has announced the construction of toll road from San Antonio to Austin could be the first in the U.S. to carry an 85 mph speed limit.
While there are those that will argue innovation in the auto industry is at an all time low, the 2Wheela concept from Andrej Kregar provides a fun and compelling argument to the contrary.
The crossover SUV segment continues to heat up as buyers search for a ride that fuses freeway finesse with respectable off-road chops. Does the 2012 Patriot manage its mission, or does it deserve to be discharged? Find out in our 2012 Jeep Patriot review.
As student protests continue in Montreal over tuition hikes, it now appears that cyber-activist group Anonymous has thrown in its support, leaving government officials worried over possible disruptions to the Canadian Grand Prix.
Love your Toyota Prius? You're not the only one. As Toyota introduces new members to the Prius family, global sales for the popular hybrid brand continues to surge.
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first two Porsche clubs, the German sporscar manufacturer will mark the occasion by offering the ultra-rare 911 Club Coupe model to its faithful following.
After leaked images surfaced earlier this week, Renault has officially unveiled the Alpine A110-50 concept which draws inspiration from the original Alpine Berlinette sports car of the 1960s and 70s.
The beloved Beetle is back, but has Volkswagen done enough to create a compelling case for a car that has in recent years appealed to an overwhelming amount of women? Find out in our 2012 Volkswagen Beetle review.
The price is wrong for General Motors. The American automaker has decided to sit out next year's Super Bowl spectacular by not advertising during the event.
Ford has put in the time and effort to craft a compelling contender to the compact crown. But has it done enough to fend off perennial powerhouses such as Toyota and Honda?
Own a Saturn, Hummer, or Mercury? As Automakers duke it out over owners of these discontinued "orphaned" brands, now might be the best time to shop for a new ride
