Feb 26, 2015 04:54 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Richard Read)
Here's a short list of places you won't want to work in 2015: Radio Shack MySpace (it still exists!) The Kremlin Takata The first three don't need much explaining -- and if you keep up with the auto news, neither does the fourth. In fact, the forecast for Takata grew even cloudier yesterday as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
Feb 26, 2015 04:00 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Richard Read)
Car sales are hot, hot, hot right now. In 2014, automakers moved 16.5 million vehicles in the U.S., and even conservative analysts predict that number could hit 17 million in 2015. Last month, U.S. light vehicles sold at a rate 13.7 percent higher than the same time last year -- even with frigid temps that often keep buyers at home. But as quickly...
Feb 26, 2015 03:30 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Viknesh Vijayenthiran)
From The Car Connection: 2015 Lincoln Navigator Review Big SUVs like the Lincoln Navigator have been in fashion, and then awkwardly out of it, but that doesn't mean they're an extinct species. The diehards -- Land Cruiser, Range Rover, GL-Class, Escalade, and Navigator -- live on, and in a couple of instances, are living better than ever. Ford...
Feb 25, 2015 08:52 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Richard Read)
In the U.S., numerous complaints about the braking system on the Nissan Leaf have been filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. According to Detroit News, NHTSA's colleagues to the north, Transport Canada, have received quite a few complaints of their own, and the agency has now launched an investigation of all-electric Leaf...
Feb 25, 2015 07:35 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Bengt Halvorson)
Which is more disabling: A component failure that makes you late to work one morning, or a connectivity system that fails, almost every single day, to connect to your smartphone? While in-car tech features were not all that long ago considered separate from dependability, consumers are increasingly thinking of dependability in terms of usability...
Today's question from Motor Authority is: Which Hellcat is better, the Dodge Charger or Dodge Challenger?[see more]2/26/15 4:59PM
Which of these compact luxury sedans would you name the winner: the Audi USA A3 or Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class?[see more]2/26/15 2:49PM
Will Tesla Motors prevail and give us another six weeks of winter, or will dealers dominate and bring on the first blooms of spring?[see more]2/25/15 1:00AM
Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 150,000 vehicles due to a flaw that could lead to a fire in the engine compartment.[see more]2/24/15 10:00PM
Nissan, Chevrolet, Tesla Motors, and Mercedes-Benz all make today's automotive headlines.[see more]2/24/15 8:00PM
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Here's a short list of places you won't want to work in 2015: Radio Shack MySpace (it still exists!) The Kremlin Takata The first three don't need much explaining -- and if you keep up with the auto news, neither does the fourth. In fact, the forecast for Takata grew even cloudier yesterday as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
Car sales are hot, hot, hot right now. In 2014, automakers moved 16.5 million vehicles in the U.S., and even conservative analysts predict that number could hit 17 million in 2015. Last month, U.S. light vehicles sold at a rate 13.7 percent higher than the same time last year -- even with frigid temps that often keep buyers at home. But as quickly...
From The Car Connection: 2015 Lincoln Navigator Review Big SUVs like the Lincoln Navigator have been in fashion, and then awkwardly out of it, but that doesn't mean they're an extinct species. The diehards -- Land Cruiser, Range Rover, GL-Class, Escalade, and Navigator -- live on, and in a couple of instances, are living better than ever. Ford...
In the U.S., numerous complaints about the braking system on the Nissan Leaf have been filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. According to Detroit News, NHTSA's colleagues to the north, Transport Canada, have received quite a few complaints of their own, and the agency has now launched an investigation of all-electric Leaf...
Which is more disabling: A component failure that makes you late to work one morning, or a connectivity system that fails, almost every single day, to connect to your smartphone? While in-car tech features were not all that long ago considered separate from dependability, consumers are increasingly thinking of dependability in terms of usability...
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