Over the past decade, a number of high-tech tools have arrived to help make driving easier, simpler, and more automated. A new study suggests that the jump from those tools to fully autonomous vehicles could come sooner than we'd thought. The study is called Self-Driving Cars: The Next Revolution, and it was put together by data powerhouse KPMG...
Today at High Gear Media Ford thinks it knows what mid-size sedan shoppers want and Mazda puts future models on a diet. Audi teased the RS 5 for the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and we discuss wagons. All this and more in today's car news, right here on The Car Connection. Take the road less traveled with RoadTripper. Ford said mid-size...
When we think of traffic fatalities, we often think of drunk drivers or those not wearing seatbelts. But many people killed in such situations are pedestrians, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has just issued some sobering data that shows pedestrian deaths are on the rise. Good news, bad news As we told you several months...
When Ford launched its configurator site for the 2013 Fusion midsize sedan, it did so to both promote the car and to gauge interest in packages that prospective buyers wanted. To its surprise, nearly 25 percent of those visiting the Fusion configurator site built cars with the technology-rich Driver Assist package. For Ford, that trend represented...
While wagons are popular in many parts of the world, consumers in the U.S. seem to dislike wagons. Instead, crossovers seem to be the more popular choice, but why? Today's question is: why wouldn't you buy a wagon? Crossovers are often hailed for their "car-like" driving qualities--but what's more car-like than a car? Yet, for some reason...
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Over the past decade, a number of high-tech tools have arrived to help make driving easier, simpler, and more automated. A new study suggests that the jump from those tools to fully autonomous vehicles could come sooner than we'd thought. The study is called Self-Driving Cars: The Next Revolution, and it was put together by data powerhouse KPMG...
Today at High Gear Media Ford thinks it knows what mid-size sedan shoppers want and Mazda puts future models on a diet. Audi teased the RS 5 for the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and we discuss wagons. All this and more in today's car news, right here on The Car Connection. Take the road less traveled with RoadTripper. Ford said mid-size...
When we think of traffic fatalities, we often think of drunk drivers or those not wearing seatbelts. But many people killed in such situations are pedestrians, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has just issued some sobering data that shows pedestrian deaths are on the rise. Good news, bad news As we told you several months...
When Ford launched its configurator site for the 2013 Fusion midsize sedan, it did so to both promote the car and to gauge interest in packages that prospective buyers wanted. To its surprise, nearly 25 percent of those visiting the Fusion configurator site built cars with the technology-rich Driver Assist package. For Ford, that trend represented...
While wagons are popular in many parts of the world, consumers in the U.S. seem to dislike wagons. Instead, crossovers seem to be the more popular choice, but why? Today's question is: why wouldn't you buy a wagon? Crossovers are often hailed for their "car-like" driving qualities--but what's more car-like than a car? Yet, for some reason...
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