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When the pill bug on four wheels known as the Audi TT entered its second generation for 2008, buyers interested in the 200-hp turbocharged four-cylinder had to settle for front-wheel drive only. In a comparison test of $35,000 sports coupes that year, the...

Chrysler's Ram line of 2010 heavy-duty pickups, the first new vehicles to debut since the automaker emerged from bankruptcy in June, will begin arriving in dealerships within three weeks. They are also the first products launched under the new Ram brand s...

In the same way that you don't want to bring a knife to a gunfight, you don't want to show up at the Nrburgring with some floppy old commuter car. There are parts of this storied circuit that can and should scare the bejesus out of almost any sane human b...

TOKYO -- Nissan Motor Co. will expand its line of electric vehicles to the luxury Infiniti brand as early as 2012 and also will create an electric commercial van to sell to governments and fleet customers. Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn revealed the plans today ...

Fisker Automotive is taking a reverse approach to hybrids. Traditionally, green machines have been small fuel-sippers that hardly quicken the pulses of enthusiasts. Not so fast, says Henrik Fisker, CEO of the startup automaker and a designer who made his ...

The Chevrolet Camaro convertible is alive and well, and car dealers got a sneak peek at the new drop-top this week. Chevy vice president Brent Dewar said the company is still ironing out the timing for the launch of the open-air sports car. It's been repo...