First Glance: When German Chefs Cook Italian   01 Dec 2006 00:53 GMT
Who says the world doesn’t need another six-figure midengine German-made sports car?
Source: NY Times

Honda Jets to the Future   30 Nov 2006 15:42 GMT
The Japanese automaker rolls out cool concept cars, including a hybrid fuel cell vehicle, at the Los Angeles Auto Show. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

First Glance: Finally, a Fuel Cell Car That Doesn’t Look Like a Science Fair Escapee   30 Nov 2006 14:36 GMT
Honda’s hydrogen fuel cell technology is reportedly three times more efficient than a gas engine and twice as thrifty as a hybrid. What's not to like?
Source: NY Times

Plug-In Saturn, Green Hummer Set   29 Nov 2006 15:15 GMT
General Motors commits to a flex-fuel Hummer and a plug-in version of the Saturn Green Vue SUV. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Is That the Sound of Stealing Thunder Heard in Los Angeles?   29 Nov 2006 13:58 GMT
Los Angeles can easily claim to be the car capital of the country, if not the world. And the L.A. Auto Show looks like an exciting opening act to the 2007 automotive season.
Source: NY Times

Ford Pledges Major Assets in Financing   29 Nov 2006 13:39 GMT
Ford mortgaged nearly all its domestic assets to raise $18 billion to pay for several more years of restructuring.
Source: NY Times

Low-Key Chief Asserts Himself as a Leader at Toyota   29 Nov 2006 13:38 GMT
Katsuaki Watanabe, the least-known Toyota president in years, has been raising his profile as head of a company that may soon supplant G.M. as the world’s biggest automaker.
Source: NY Times

Biodiesel at Your Fingertips   28 Nov 2006 21:27 GMT
A free mobile phone applet neutralizes the excuse of not knowing where to find an alternative fueling station. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Toy Cars Lack Family Values   28 Nov 2006 15:04 GMT
The 2007 Hot Wheels lineup includes fun muscle cars and speed demons, but omitting practical and fuel-efficient vehicles sends the wrong message to kids. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Supreme Test for Greenhouse Gases   27 Nov 2006 22:39 GMT
The high court will take up federal regulation of vehicle emissions in a case that could have broad implications for the auto industry and for public health. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com