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

Known by many as ‘The Poor Man’s Porsche’, the mid-engined, rear-wheel-drive, Porsche Cayman was introduced in 2006. Derived from the Stuttgart automaker’s second-generation Boxster convertible, the 2-seater Cayman is the third-most affordable option to those who long to own a … Read More

Russian officials said that the country will invest 180 billion rubles ($6 billion USD) in its struggling automotive industry over then next ten years in hopes to revive the sector after a tough 2009. Government sources said that they see … Read More

It truly is the end of an era. Bob Lutz, the cocksure maverick who led a product renaissance at both General Motors and Chrysler, will retire effective May 1. When Lutz goes, the industry will lose one of its best … Read More

Cadillac will forever indebted to two individuals by the names of Wayne Cherry and Kip Wasenko; those are the individuals who designed the CTS, and in turn put Cadillac back on the map, making GM’s luxury brand one to be … 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

Late Winter is a wonderful time for racing enthusiasts in cold climates. The roundy round guys and girls are already racing in the warmer parts of the south, which gives us something to watch on TV rather than shoveling the … Read More

Filed under: Aftermarket , Coupe , Sedan , Performance , Geneva Motor Show , Porsche 2010 Techart GTStreet R - Click above for high-res image gallery The 2010 Geneva Motor Show is just days away, and the list of vehicle … 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