Lutz Goes Begging As Obama Sets Timetable To End Addiction to Oil
Barack Obama has a lot to say about cars as he accepts the Democratic nomination for president. At the same time, GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz makes a plea for federal loans for Detroit automakers.
Volkswagen Moves Past Ford in Car Sales
In another sign of the rise and fall of the Motor City, Volkswagen overtook Ford in the first half of the year as the world's third-largest carmaker in vehicle sales.
Phil Hill, American F1 Champion, Dies at 81
Phil Hill, the first American to win the Formula 1 driving championship, has died at 81, and he'll be remembered for far more than his driving exploits.
Hummer Leads the Pack With Incentives
Hummer has the highest average combined customer and dealer incentives per model at a whopping $5,400, according to a new study from Consumer Reports.
Chrysler Confirms It May Sell off Dodge Viper
After eight months of relentless industry buzz about Chrysler's possible discontinuing of the Dodge Viper, the automaker on Wednesday confirms that it is exploring "strategic options" for the iconic car.
More Key Details Emerge About the Chevrolet Volt
GM confirms its upcoming electric car will have iPod connectivity, USB audio ports and Bluetooth. But more tantalizing questions, such as the buzz about a September unveiling, remain fuzzy.
Audi Motorsport Revs Up Race Version of R8 for the Common Man
The German automaker says it's been "inundated with enquiries about a race version" of the R8 for customer use. It fires back with a GT3 version of the R8 that will be out next fall.
MG Backpedals on Plans To Bring TF to U.S.
Don't look for a triumphant return of the iconic British sports car to the States just yet. An executive tells Austin Rover Online that "the U.S.A. isn't on the short-term radar."