By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
One of the federal agencies affected during Congress's fight over a stopgap government funding bill is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
CHICAGO, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Four years ago a betting man would have risked even money that Chrysler would disappear, but four years later Chrysler Group is planning to go public.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
CHICAGO, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Despite initial growing pains associated with any new technology, the U.S. automaker Ford says it can see a day when all vehicles are either hybrids, electrics or powered by turbocharged engines.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Results of overlap front crash tests of a dozen small cars by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety were mixed.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Likely inspired by the success of Porsche's Cayenne sport-utility vehicle, England's Bentley Motors has announced plans to build "the world's most powerful SUV."
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Nissan is giving the Datsun brand a Go in India.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Early in our relationship my wife deferred to my competence in all things automotive.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Auto safety advocates are calling for government regulators to crash-test older model Jeeps to make sure protective trailer hitches actually protect occupants.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Sometime in the not-too-distant future a driver will be able to get out of a vehicle in front of a hotel or restaurant and her car will find an open parking spot and park itself at the touch of a button.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
I had a girlfriend in college who had a 1970 Toyota Corolla. Back in the day the boxy Japanese compact was a novelty, sort of like what early buyers of Hyundai and Kia vehicles experienced when they drove South Korean cars in the early 1990s.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is taking a close look at 400,000 Ford F-150 pickups with 3.5-liter EcoBoost gasoline engines because of a lack of power in some circumstances.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
The Detroit Three automakers are scaling back their annual summer production shutdowns to keep up with demand for top-selling models.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
U.S. automakers win "Total Quality" awards
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Never heard of Coda Automotive? Don't feel too bad.
By AL SWANSON, UPI Auto Writer
Outgoing U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood released voluntary guidelines to discourage automakers from installing electronic devices that could create distractions for drivers.
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