Nissan Titan Sees Safety Rating Slip

» Posted March 5, 2021 • Resources

Crash testers at an influential auto safety research group have spoken and the news is not good for some Nissan Titan owners and passengers.

Fiat Chrysler Pleads Guilty in Federal Corruption Probe

» Posted March 3, 2021 • Resources

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is forking over $30 million and pleading guilty to a single federal conspiracy charge to resolve a long-running corruption investigation.

Toyota Looks to Bring Back the Celica

» Posted March 1, 2021 • Resources

Is Toyota reviving one of the Japanese automaker’s best-known models? The recent filing of a trademark for the “Celica” name has some sleuths predicting a return of the popular sports car.

Feds Probe Ford Over Defective Pickup Truck Tailgates

» Posted February 26, 2021 • Resources

Some 300,000 Ford pickup trucks that were recalled over faulty tailgates may not have actually been fixed, according to federal regulators.

Say ‘Goodbye’ to the Kia K900, Cadenza

» Posted February 24, 2021 • Resources

Kia is pulling the plug on a pair of sedans, joining a larger trend as the market for mid-size cars continues to shrink.

General Motors Makes Waves With Pledge to Go Electric-Only by 2035

» Posted February 22, 2021 • Resources

General Motors recently announced that it will ditch gas cars by 2035, an ambitious move that is sending shockwaves through the auto industry.

Porsche Stops Sale of Certain Models Over Emissions Issues

» Posted February 19, 2021 • Resources

Porsche is pumping the brakes on sales of some of its sports cars, citing a snafu that could cause the vehicles to fail emissions requirements.

Uncle Sam Puts Defective Cars on the Road

» Posted February 17, 2021 • Resources

The federal government is once again facing heat for leasing and selling recalled cars, including many with serious safety defects that can put people at risk.

Ford, Google Promise to ‘Reinvent’ The Modern Car

» Posted February 15, 2021 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. and Google Inc. recently announced a deal reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars in which the tech company will take over responsibility for the carmaker’s in-vehicle technology.

More Hyundai Tucsons Recalled Over Fire Risk

» Posted February 12, 2021 • Resources

Hyundai is expanding a recall of Tucson sport utility vehicles to include another 471,000 SUVs that the company says are at risk of catching fire.

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Nissan Titan Sees Safety Rating Slip

Fiat Chrysler Pleads Guilty in Federal Corruption Probe

Toyota Looks to Bring Back the Celica

Feds Probe Ford Over Defective Pickup Truck Tailgates

Say ‘Goodbye’ to the Kia K900, Cadenza

General Motors Makes Waves With Pledge to Go Electric-Only by 2035

Porsche Stops Sale of Certain Models Over Emissions Issues

Uncle Sam Puts Defective Cars on the Road

Ford, Google Promise to ‘Reinvent’ The Modern Car

More Hyundai Tucsons Recalled Over Fire Risk

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