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General Electric's Q3 Earnings Down Due to Financial Crisis

US conglomerate General Electric (GE) experienced a massive fall in third-quarter earnings as a result of the ongoing financial crisis.


The Five Most Expensive and Least Expensive Cars in America

This is for all of you out there who are struggling with that irksome problem of having more money than you know what to do with. It's also for you folks struggling to deal with the rising price of gasoline and other auto expenses. We have automobile solutions for all of you! Check out the five priciest and the five most affordable new cars on the market.


Review: 2009 Honda Fit

Versatility is the key to the 2009 Honda Fit. Few compact vehicles will accommodate four adults (although Honda claims five) as comfortably and the Magic Seat makes interior space configurable for hauling all sorts of items, long or tall. With surprising cargo capacity, roomy interior, and new safety features, the Honda Fit is a no-brainer for those looking for a compact, but useful little car.


iPhone Road Test: 2008 Smart Passion Cabriolet

Smartphone, 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.


The Volvo C30: Should We Care About a Hatchback Comeback?

In a triumph of hope over experience, automakers are once again marketing hatchback coupes. First we drove the Saturn Astra and now it's the Volvo C30's turn. Hatchbacks once were popular in the United States. They've always done well in Europe whence come the Saturn and the Swedish Volvo. Will the new batch join a U.S. landscape littered with the remains of h.b. coupes?


Scion XB

The tattooed bikers surrounded the "what the heck is that?" vehicle. Chains clinking, they inspected the tiny 1.5 L four cylinder engine. It resembled, they said, their motorcycle mills. The bikers also arrived at another conclusion: The first Scion XB might actually work. For 2008, Toyota went out and spoiled the "what the heck is it?" The funky quotient was halved. Yet the virtues all survived.


Honda Fit Sport

The Honda Fit Sport is not a nice, cheap small car. It's a darn nice car. Period. For the Fit may be inexpensive, but it doesn't feel cheap. It may be small, but it doesn't feel tiny. It's not a sports utility, but a five-door hatchback that can rival an SUV for versatility.


Hyundai Sonata Limited

The Hyundai Sonata brings to mind the 1990s Ford Tempo and Mercury Topaz compact sedans. What these vehicles have in common is plenty of bang for the buck. Also like them, Sonata comes packed with value.


2008 Ford Focus

The 2008 Ford Focus is a modern version of the business coupe of old. There's plenty of baggage space and nice accommodations for two. The Focus isn't just for business, though – it's a fine interurban transporter for work or play.


2008 Honda Accord

For those seeking a modern version of the old-fashioned American full-size sedan, look no further than the 2008 Honda Accord.


Nissan Versa

Size does matter, even with fuel-sipping subcompact cars. That's the verdict with the Nissan Versa, largest of the smalls.


Auto Review: Chrysler Sebring

Older dogs can too be taught new tricks if they come with four tires and a convertible roof. Sebring has been the best-selling ragtop in the U.S. for seven of the last 11 years.


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