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By William Maley, in Chicago Auto Show (CAS),
Chicago will be home to the debut of the next Elantra GT
By William Maley, in Alfa Romeo,
Rumor has it that a coupe version of the Giulia will arrive at Geneva
By William Maley, in Volkswagen,
Volkswagen finally talks about the proposed settlement for the 3.0L TDI V6
By William Maley, in Toyota,
Toyota makes three as it announces when it will end Australian production
By William Maley, in Reviews,
The Pacifica may not tear up the playbook, but it does rewrite large chunks of it
By William Maley, in Automotive Industry,
It isn't automakers who want the stricter fuel economy and emission regulations for 2025 to be relaxed
By William Maley, in General Motors,
A new joint venture between General Motors and Honda has been announced to produce hydrogen fuel cell stacks
By William Maley, in General Motors,
GM announces layoffs at CAMI, Union officials are none too happy
By William Maley, in Tesla,
Tesla sues their former director of the Autopilot program for taking information about the system
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac has crossovers coming! But they won't be here till the second-half of 2018
By William Maley, in Automotive Industry,
What did the three Detroit automakers talk about with the new president?
By William Maley, in Geneva International Motor Show,
Guys! Mitsubishi is showing off a new vehicle!
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Increased sales in China is giving Cadillac some breathing room in the U.S.
By William Maley, in Holden,
Why you could be seeing more U.S. models arrive in Australia with Holden badging
By William Maley, in Tesla,
NHTSA closes their investigation into Tesla's Autopilot, what are the findings?
By William Maley, in Volkswagen,
Another one of those 'what if' questions, one that could have prevented the mess Volkswagen finds itself in
By William Maley, in Mazda,
Mazda could be the first automaker to launch a production HCCI engine. Key word, 'could'
By William Maley, in Fiat,
Department of Justice opens another investigation into Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Despite there being a lot of talk, Cadillac isn't coming to Australia anytime soon
By William Maley, in Volkswagen,
Volkswagen will be cutting another big check over the diesel emission mess
By William Maley, in Opinion,
This year's Detroit Auto Show was a bit disappointing. We give some possible reasons as to why.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
We see what you're trying to do Infiniti
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
It may not look different, but there are some big changes for the 2018 Odyssey
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Possible sneak peek into the next Altima
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
A new engine and suspension add even faster capability to the SQ5.
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Like an Audi Q7, but sleeker.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Ford decides to fess up, says Bronco and Ranger are coming.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Almost three decades on from the introduction of the first LS, Lexus introduces the newest one
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Nine years on, a new Traverse is introduced
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
One of Nissan's popular European models arrives in the U.S.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
2018 GMC Terrain, now with less box
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
What would a modern Microbus that powered by electricity look like?
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
The outside may have slightly changed, but it's what under the hood that is very interesting.
By William Maley, in Volkswagen,
We have finally have a fix for the Volkswagen 2.0L TDI, at least for 70,000 of them
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
The V90 arrives in North America
By William Maley, in Sales Figures,
The end of 2016 has arrived. Which brands can say it was a good year and which ones would like to forget it?
By William Maley, in C.E.S.,
It seems Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' relationship with Google extends further from self-driving vehicles
By William Maley, in Jeep,
The next-generation Jeep Wrangler could be rolling off the assembly line beginning next November
By William Maley, in Automotive Industry,
Takata could be settling with the Justice Department over the massive airbag recall
By William Maley, in Automotive Industry,
The next police vehicle that pulls you over maybe an SUV/Crossover
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Another crossover with a coupelike roofline
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Microbus, Take 4,789,134
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Dang, there are no ZDX within 200 miles of me and when I jump to 300 miles, they're more like 34-40k still... Do you guys have a link to read more on this Costco discount? -
By trinacriabob · Posted
When people talk about electric vehicles and how they might fare for others, the other person's context needs to come into view. Last summer, I was driving through a beachside town on the Adriatic coast in Central Italy. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, so I had to pull over and take a photo This is evidently an electrified Fiat. I don't know what this person's parking situation is, but it looks like they've got it parked on a narrow apron, are blocking the sidewalk, and the electricity is being borrowed from somewhere inside the house through a long cord. Unless a person in Italy has a detached home that has a garage or is in a condo tower that has garages at its base, they may not have a real tidy solution for electrifying the car while it's parked and they aren't doing something else or are sleeping. A person could be in the exact same situation in the United States and Canada. If you've got an EV and have a garage or carport, you can charge it as needed nightly if there are outlets available. A friend of mine who lives in a Southern California suburb and has an 1,800 square foot house with a two car garage has 2 Teslas being charged while parked in the garage. The same could be true in a personal garage somewhere in Europe. But without the garage situation established and a vehicle yet to be decided on ... and if it looks anything like the above photo ... I don't expect to be buying an electric car this next time. -
By trinacriabob · Posted
I couldn't believe this. Why was the truck even moving into an active runway or taxiway? This is very sad and they gave some background on the two pilots who lost their lives, both of whom were fairly young and had their lives ahead of them. -
By G. David Felt · Posted
Crazy pricing $49,879 - $17,000 costco discount = $32,879 -
By G. David Felt · Posted
SHM is a dead plan walking, but no future imho.
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