2 for the road from Pontiac
Pontiac came so close to getting its act together. But close, as they say, counts only in horseshoes, and the division designated by General Motors to create excitement is going...
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Chevy Equinox offers balance of luxury, mileage
The midsize TrailBlazer had to go. And take its 12 to 14 m.p.g. city and 16 to 20 highway mileage, depending on the model, with it. That puts the task...
Chevy Equinox offers balance of luxury, mileage
The midsize TrailBlazer had to go. And take its 12 to 14 m.p.g. city and 16 to 20 highway mileage, depending on the model, with it. That puts the task...
Fusion hybrid a solid meld of green technology and performance
Ford sometimes fails to deliver on the hype. It promised, for example, that the Five Hundred sedan was so good it would make folks forget the Taurus. Too bad it...
Fusion hybrid a solid meld of green technology and performance
Ford sometimes fails to deliver on the hype. It promised, for example, that the Five Hundred sedan was so good it would make folks forget the Taurus. Too bad it...
Free-spirited Mini Cooper S convertible a joy ride
We've found that not only is the Mini cute and cuddly, but also that its owners will come back carried on their shields defending the coupe made by BMW. And...
Improvements keep Prius as the hybrid to beat
The Toyota Prius that debuted in the U.S. in the 2001 model year has become the nation's best-selling hybrid. But with Chevrolet, Saturn, Ford, Mercury and Honda now in the...
2009 New Car Best Buys
The economy is in the dumper, jobs and mortgages are in jeopardy, and there's doubt about how many automakers will survive. What better time to look at what the industry...
Aston Martin or Rolls? It’s Dad’s choice
What better once-a-year salute to dads than a pair of once-in-a-lifetime machines: the Aston Martin DB9 Volante and the Rolls-Royce Phantom. The 2009 DB9 Volante (convertible) tops $200,000 after options....
Grand Caravan remains a minivan for the ages
I will never forget the look on Lee Iacocca's face when the Chrysler chairman strolled into McCormick Place for the 1984 Chicago Auto Show, spotted the truck-like rear-wheel-drive Chevy Astro...