2005 Buick LaCrosse: Buick's Steak Is Well Done, but Where's the Sizzle?   30 Apr 2005 07:31 GMT
As good as the LaCrosse is in terms of ride, handling and refinement, it fails to pass the gotta-have-it test.
Source: NY Times

Paying on the Highway to Get Out of First Gear   28 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT
Nearly two dozen states have passed legislation allowing their transportation systems to operate pay-as-you-go roads.
Source: NY Times

The 400-Horsepower Club   27 Apr 2005 07:00 GMT
Welcome to the 400 Club. Price of admission—four hundred horses.
Source: MSN

U.S. Sales Help Honda Profit Increase 27%   27 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT
The Honda Motor Company said strong sales helped offset revenue lost to unfavorable currency swings.
Source: NY Times

General Motors Issues Recalls for More Than 2 Million Cars   26 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT
General Motors issued several wide-ranging recalls involving more than two million vehicles, including some of its most popular and profitable.
Source: NY Times

Alexander J. Trotman, 71, Former Chief of Ford Motor, Dies   26 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT
Alexander J. Trotman, the former chief executive and chairman at Ford, led the company through some of its most financially robust times.
Source: NY Times

Car Computers Track Traffic   24 Apr 2005 21:18 GMT
Snapshots of traffic patterns in a given area are created by handheld computers linked to vehicles in the vicinity. Drivers can avoid traffic jams on the fly when the devices suggest alternate routes.
Source: wired.com

2005 Acura RL: In Big Leagues Now, Acura Comes Out Swinging   24 Apr 2005 03:24 GMT
I was surprised by my lack of surprise with the RL. It seems to lack the spirit that I'd sensed in other recent Acuras.
Source: NY Times

Certified Used Vehicles: Gaining Popularity   22 Apr 2005 07:00 GMT
Automakers are doing a lot these days to make used vehicles look a lot more attractive. It's working, as certified used vehicles grow in numbers and appeal.
Source: MSN

China Looms as the World's Next Leading Auto Exporter   22 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT
Industrial heartlands from the Great Lakes region to Germany, look out - here comes the Chinese auto industry.
Source: NY Times