Autos News
Warning: Counterfeit Air Bags Called ‘Extreme Safety Risk’
Thousands of motorists may be driving cars and trucks installed with dangerous counterfeit air bags.
VIDEO: The Fiat 500C? Fantastico!
Car enthusiast Mike West test drives the Fiat 500C and says it makes people smile.
Teen Drunk Driving Down Due To High Gas Prices, Study Says
A new government study found that drunk driving among U.S. teens is declining due to gas prices.
How Old Is Too Old To Drive?
In politics, there are plenty of “third-rail” topics that candidates try to avoid. Seniors driving is one of them.
Romney Calls Tesla Electric Vehicles A ‘Loser’
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has weighed in on electric-car maker Tesla Motors: It’s a “loser.”
Stop Or Go: What Do You Do At Yellow Lights?
Sometimes there’s no correct decision about whether or not to stop when a traffic light turns yellow.
Two Wheels Good, One Wheel Better: Ryno Electric Unicycle
The Ryno, a one-wheeled vehicle, can more or less be ridden anywhere you can walk.
The Most Important New Cars For 2013
Rather than just simple updates and facelifts, many 2013 cars have been totally redesigned–especially these 10.
Nissan Electric Cars May Lose Range In Hot Climates
Some Nissan Leaf owners in Arizona are reporting a major loss in battery capacity. Is it the heat?
Seniors, RX Drugs & Driving: A Potential Safety Risk
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has issued new warnings for seniors who drive.
Auto Industry News From Detroit
- Driving In Detroit? Expect To Pay Highest Auto Insurance In CountryWith high auto insurance rates in Detroit, among the highest in the nation, some Democratic state legislators say they have ideas for real reform.
- GM Teams Students And Retirees To Rebuild CommunitiesGM Student Corps gives 110 area high school students paid internships this summer.
- Just In Time For The Holiday: Rising Gas PricesAAA Michigan says prices at the pump jumped 10 cents over the past week to a statewide average of $3.88 a gallon.
- Car Chronicles Blog – Cars, Kids and Common SenseConventional wisdom says young people aren't interested in driving. Common sense says that's all wrong.
- Street Survival Program Aims To Reduce Teen Auto AccidentsMore than 5,000 young drivers between 15 and 20 are killed in car crashes each year in the U.S. Learn more about a program designed to reduce those numbers.
