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The future of the global car market
Stephan Richter Mar 13, 2013
What would the world's roads look like if countries like China and India caught up with the United States?
Cadillac optimistic for 2012, Lincoln still struggling
Tracy Samilton Jan 3, 2012
Next week, carmakers will unveil their new models at the North American International Auto Show. Cadillac hopes to make a strong showing in the luxury category, but it's a different story for Ford's struggling Lincoln brand.
A speedbump for U.S. auto sales in China
Rob Schmitz Dec 15, 2011
The Chinese government will start to levy duties on imported cars made in the United States.
Mid-day Extra: A car rental alternative in the U.K.
Kate McGough Dec 14, 2011
If your car is spending most of the day sitting unused on your driveway, it could be working a lot harder to earn you some spare cash.
For car buyers, size matters
Joel Patterson Nov 23, 2011
Sales of compact cars are about to eclipse those of mid-size cars, and that's a good thing.
Should cars get grades on fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions? Would a grade make you think differently about buying a new car?
Adriene Hill Aug 30, 2010
Easy Answer: The EPA has proposed new labels for cars that include a letter grade for fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions. The grading scale...
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