PSA: Got a dead battery?
For many decades, the only electronics in cars were their radios, lights and ignition systems. Then came power windows and locks, followed by fuel injection, […]
Under the Hood (In Depth)
U.S. Production Chevy Cruze Unveiled
At the Detroit Auto Show this week, Chevrolet unveiled its Cruze, the replacement for the aging Cobalt compact car. The Cruze shows great potential, with […]
Ford Sync 2.0, er MyFord Touch
Those of you with a SYNC-equipped vehicle will balk at the headline, as there already exists SYNC 2.0 software. This is the 2nd iteration of […]
Chrysler to update Powertrains: The Missing Link?
Since the mid 2000s, Chrysler has gotten a lot of complaints about its exterior and interior designs, and for good reason. Lately, vehicles like the […]
Next-generation Ford Focus Announced!
Ten years ago, the 2000 Ford Focus hit our shores, along with promises from Ford that this was a true “global” car, where the same […]
First Chevy Volt battery comes off the assembly line!
It may not sound exciting, but if you’re a fan of GM, electric vehicles or cars in general, you’ll like this milestone: GM has produced […]
Finally Official: 2011 Mustang GT to sport 5.0-liter V8
Note: those of you averse to technical details about cars may want to just check out the photos of the 2011 Mustang GT and know […]
Tech: Ford's "Noise Vision" Technology
It has long been known that Ford competes directly with Chrysler and GM. After reading a press release on their new “Noise Vision” technology, I […]
News: 2011 BMW 7-Series Engines
BMW has just released details on the engines available in the 2011 7-Series sedan. While it’s had a V8 for many years, a 6-cylinder engine […]
Fun Stuff: Motorycle that assembles itself?
I know it’s not a car, truck or other 4-wheeled vehicle, but I think it’s fun, so it’s showing up here. Besides, who doesn’t like […]