FoMoCo plans on unveiling a new Ford Police Interceptor on Friday, according to an internal Ford communication obtained by The News. The car will make its debut to an audience of law enforcement officials at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. … Read More

According to top execs at Chevrolet, the brand is in the midst of a major marketing revamp. The new campaign will feature the carmakers line of vehicles and the phrase ‘excellence for everyone’, though that will no be the company’s … Read More

If the incident of James Sikes’ runaway Prius in San Diego wasn’t already giving Toyota a headache, another Prius sped out of control in New York causing minor injuries to the driver. Harrison Police said a woman smashed into a … Read More

Earlier this morning, Toyota held a webcast to demonstrate that the research conducted by David W. Gilbert, a professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, created a situation that they said is unrealistic in the real world. Independent and Toyota engineers … Read More

Lear Corp. will be spending more than $2.2 million at its northwest Indiana seat manufacturing facility where they will be producing seats for the new Ford Explorer SUV. Production positions and some technical and administrative positions will be among the … Read More

Hot on the news of Toyota offering strong March incentives to recover from a horrible February, General Motors announced that it will be offering a 0 percent / 60-month financing program on most of its 2010 model vehicles. GM’s vice … Read More

Mazda is in the hot seat of recalls today after recalling 12,300 CX-9 crossovers due to a potential problem with the heated seats. In some CX-9 models, the seat heater control circuit can overheated and fail due to a glitch … Read More

Looking to make a million bucks? Well, all you have to do is figure out the root cause for unintended acceleration in vehicles. Edmunds.com said that it is going to offer $1 million to whoever (or a group of people) … Read More

There is new evidence, introduced by a key lawmaker on Friday, that levels accusations that Toyota hid evidence pertaining to vehicle rollover cases. The evidence has come to light via the subpoena of former Toyota attorney Dimitrios Biller’s collection of … Read More

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has said that Toyota has become a bit ‘safety-deaf’, and that Akio Toyoda’s visit to the U.S. has become a game changer. LaHood had mentioned what he perceived to be a lack of communication inside Toyota’s … Read More