Driving Without Car Keys   29 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
More automakers are offering high-tech, key-free systems that let drivers enter and start their vehicles without a car key.
Source: MSN

In the Lap of Luxury   29 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
Incorporating the latest in performance, convenience and safety features that an automaker has to offer . . .
Source: MSN

Shelby GT500 Returns   28 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
New Shelby Cobra GT500 is the most powerful production Mustang ever with over 450 horsepower.
Source: MSN

2005 New York Auto Show   28 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
The latest vehicle unveilings from Ford, GM, Jeep, Lexus, Nissan and others.
Source: MSN

Hybrid Locomotive Gains Traction   25 Mar 2005 10:00 GMT
The diesel-electric Green Goat is catching on with railroad operators looking to reduce fuel costs and pollution. The engine is designed for short distances, but its creator is working on a long-haul prototype. By Stephen Leahy.
Source: wired.com

Hybrids, Movies and Tanks, Oh My   25 Mar 2005 10:00 GMT
Ever trying to whet drivers' appetite for new cars with the latest gizmos, automakers display their latest wares -- from gas-sipping hybrids to silvery behemoths sporting interior movie theaters -- at the International Automobile Show. Rachel Metz reports from New York.
Source: wired.com

New Jeep Commander, Grand Cherokee SRT8   25 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
Jeep's 2006 Commander offers three rows of seats with a classic Jeep look; Grand Cherokee SRT8 most powerful Jeep ever.
Source: MSN

Diesel Hybrids on the Fast Track   21 Mar 2005 10:00 GMT
Hybrid vehicles -- powered by gas and electricity -- are the trendy picks for the fuel-economy crowd, but they may soon play second fiddle to the next generation of diesel cars. By John Gartner.
Source: wired.com

Top Luxury Cars on MSN Autos   21 Mar 2005 08:00 GMT
The most popular luxury cars on MSN Autos, based on visits to the site's vehicle pages during the 2004 calendar year.
Source: MSN

Biodiesel Boosters Plan Co-Ops   14 Mar 2005 10:00 GMT
Producers of a diesel alternative made from old vegetable oil want to build a network of stations to sell the fuel to motorists. But many find it tough to convince local regulators to approve their efforts. By Mark Baard.
Source: wired.com