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Paris Auto Show: 10 Sexiest CarsThe last time a Kia was on the same list as a Lamborghini, it was titled Top 10 Lowest Annual U.S. Sales Volume. Check out why the 2009 Kia Soul is on this year's sexiest list, along with the other nine hot and spicy cars. |
Top 15 Hottest New Cars on the WebWant to know what new cars people are thinking, shopping, buying, or otherwise just curious about? Don't waste money with expensive polls: Just ask Google. The search engine is more than just a way to find stuff online. Look at what new cars people are searching, and you suddenly have the biggest, most egalitarian set of poll data in the world. We wanted to know what new cars YOU were looking for, so we checked Google stats and found the top 15 hottest cars on the web. |
Cutting-Edge Caddies: Spy Photos of the Next CadillacsThe next 12 months are going to be big at Cadillac. Now that the company has finally gotten entry-level luxury right with the Cadillac CTS, it plans to leverage the CTS platform into the 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon -- we have video -- and 2010 Cadillac CTS Coupe. From the crossover SUV side of the ledger comes the 2010 Cadillac SRX Crossover, with styling based on the Cadillac Provoq concept car from the 2008 Detroit auto show. |
Future Forward Ford: Spy Photos!2010 promises to be a huge year for new Ford models. The Ford spy photos in this Future Fords gallery not only include the 2010 Ford Mustang Convertible, but also show you the refreshed Ford Mustang GT coupe and even the Shelby GT500. We also cover the 2010 Ford Fusion sedan, as well as the forthcoming Ford F-150 Raptor. Luxury car fans won't want to miss the 2010 Lincoln MKT, which is based on the new Ford Flex. |
Chrysler Vehicles First with Wi-Fi InstalledWith its 2009 models, Chrysler is launching an industry-first wireless Internet connectivity, UConnect Web, for entertainment and real-time information access on the go. |
At Last, The Chevy Volt: Everything You Want to KnowChevrolet didn't just reveal a future model on the day of its 100th anniversary. It gave us a glimpse into the future of automobiles with our first look at the 2011 Chevy Volt. There's been a lot of anticipation, hype and rumors about the new Chevy Volt, but up until now, few facts have been available. The final production shape, what the interior will be like, and whether Chevrolet will meet its target of 40 miles on a single charge were all open ended questions. At last, we have answers. |
Telsa Motors to Build Plant in CaliforniaGreen-tech car company Tesla Motors Inc. said Wednesday it would construct a $250 million plant in San Jose, Calif., to build zero-emission luxury sedans. Construction on the site would begin in summer of 2009, with the finished facility eventually adding 1,000 jobs to the area, a company statement said. |
With All eyes on Volt's Debut, GM Turns 100With the unveiling of the production version of the much-anticipated Chevrolet Volt range-extended electric vehicle at its centennial celebration today, General Motors Corp. hopes to recast its image and set out on a profitable path for the next hundred years. Calling its celebration GMnext, the automaker hopes to commemorate its first 100 years by looking to the future of personal transportation and how GM is shaping that future. |
Major Auto Makers Take Aim at Toyota in Battle for Green Market SharesWhile Toyota currently dominates the hybrid automobile market, having manufactured 82 percent of the hybrids sold in April, at least three major automakers are entering the competition in a big way. Toyota's Prius now accounts for more than 54 percent of all the hybrids sold, but Chevrolet, BMW and Honda are leading the way toward the next generation of 'green' cars, which go beyond hybrids. |
Lutz says No Hybrid Race Between Toyota, GMThe race between General Motors Corp. and Japanese rival Toyota Motor Corp. to produce a rechargeable car is meaningless because the companies' vehicle designs are so different, GM's top product executive said Thursday. |
Photo Gallery: Fuel Saving SUVs For 2008Ford touts the Escape Hybrid as the most fuel-efficient SUV on Earth. With the front-wheel-drive version getting 34 mpg, City/ 30 mpg, Hwy, they just might be right. The higher fuel mileage in the city is probably due to the regenerative braking which is one of the advantages of this hybrid's technology. Check out the full article for a closer look and 10 more fuel saving SUVs. |
Buying a Used Hybrid? Tips For Buying Your Green MachineMany consumers are considering purchasing a hybrid as their next vehicle. And now that hybrids have been around a few years, buying a used hybrid is a real option. Here are some tips that should help you pick out the real deal and avoid the lemons among previously owned green cars. |
Photo Gallery: Hot HybridsCheck out photos of nine of today's hottest hybrids. Less gas, more gasp. |
iPhone Road Test: 2008 Smart Passion CabrioletSmartphone, Smart Car, and a smart new way to test cars. The Smart Car and the Apple iPhone have a lot in common. Both have good looks, do far more than you'd expect, are cool to be seen with, are sought after by Hollywood's hottest celebrities, and both are something the average person can buy (after you get through the waiting list). There are so many similarities that we decided to use an Apple iPhone 3G loaded with the recently available application "Dynolicious" to test our Smart Car -- the first full iPhone road test in road test history. |
Officially Unveiled: 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, Photos & VideoThe speculation ends now as Chevrolet (finally) unveils the next Camaro. In an era of gas prices spiraling upward, "green" energy on everyone's minds and a hybrids are among the hottest status symbols, it seems an odd time to introduce a gas-swilling 400-plus horsepower musclecar. However, it could be the perfect time . . . because there is a real possibility that this will be the last time we'll see cars like this on our roads. |