The sky’s the limit for Mazda, Juke-R actually performs, VW & Porsche make-up, and the new market that automakers must pay attention to.
Driven: 2012 Subaru Impreza
Published January 25, 2012 by Zane Merva and Josh Merva
If there’s anything we’ve learned from driving through cold New England winters, it’s that when a big storm hits you better have the right car. The ability to get where you need to go despite the weather has long been the mantra of the Subaru brand. One of the Subaru’s most popular models is the [...]
This week in the Automotive Industry – 1/20/12
Published January 20, 2012 by John O'Neil
This week we’re talking C7 Corvette, Scion IQ reviewed, a wagon version of the Fiat 500, and the #1 car company in the world.
This week in the Automotive Industry – 1/13/12
Published January 13, 2012 by John O'Neil
This week’s roundup covers Audi’s autonomous effort, a Veloster with some Velocity, and really how much boost the new Fusion will have.
This is the 2013 Porsche Boxster
Published January 12, 2012 by Josh Merva
Never before in the history of the Porsche Boxster has a change of generation been so comprehensive. The open-top two-seat car receives an entirely new lightweight body and a completely revamped chassis. The new Boxster weighs less than the previous generation and rides on a longer wheelbase and a wider track. These new dimensions are coupled with larger wheels and a new electromechanical power steering system to significantly enhance the mid-engine sports car’s driving dynamics. The new Boxster boasts superior performance and is also up to 15 percent more fuel-efficient than previous models on the European cycle.
GM to equip Acadia/Traverse/Enclave with center airbag for front seat protection
Published January 5, 2012 by Gerry Miles
GM announced it will introduce an industry-first: a front/center airbag to protect drivers and front seat riders on the 2013 model of the Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, and Chevy Traverse.
Nissan relentlessly teases new Pathfinder
Published January 5, 2012 by Gerry Miles
Nissan teases a glimpse of the all new Pathfinder, which will debut next month and go on sale next fall.
General Motors vs Saab: Why after the world laid Saab to rest, GM finished the job
Published December 28, 2011 by Jeffrey Zygmont
Saab plunged into bankruptcy six days before Christmas 2011, and General Motors took the blame. But Saab’s departure was inevitable under any circumstances. Rather than GM, the culprit is simple economics: the brand’s own failure to win enough customers to pay its bills.
This week in the Automotive Industry – 12/16/2011
Published December 16, 2011 by John O'Neil
The Viper returns, Ford’s Focus enters the MPG war, Honda reboots the CR-Z, the Dodge Dart returns, and is Saab almost dead?
This week in the Automotive Industry – 12/3/11
Published December 3, 2011 by John O'Neil
Where your favorite car is assembled, Ford gives Mustang enthusiasts even more to rejoice about, Saab’s flame starts to flicker, Supercars in China and much more…
Published January 27, 2012 by John O'Neil
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