I usually try to schedule something big and posh when I’m planning to take a long road trip, but an especially tight press fleet this November had me setting out ...

Last month, I blogged about Toyota opening for business in Korea. A little over a month later, for all Toyota’s woes elsewhere, sales are going well. In October, Toyota beat ...

As a member of the MT team, I’ve been blessed to sample vehicles of all shapes and sizes at our L.A. home office or out of my local MT garage ...

Renault’s partnership with struggling Russian automaker Avtovaz got a fresh infusion of cash on Nov. 27 – and happily for Renault, Russian taxpayers will foot most of the bill. In ...

DETROIT – General Motors is one-for-three, and that one, its pending sale of Hummer to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery looks as tenuous as ever. It awaits only Chinese government ...

Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg Group AB has come to its senses. The company decided to pull out of its earlier agreement to buy Saab from General Motors. Barring some ...

It’s business as usual on Wall Street. The bailed-out banks are raking in cash again, the stock market’s starting to froth nicely, and juicy bonuses are in the offing for ...

I’m now nearing the end of a week’s worth of commuting, errands-running, and generally living with Honda’s new 2010 Insight hybrid (our Clear Sky Blue metallic long-term test car). And ...

WARREN, MICHIGAN – Like everybody else working for General Motors, Mark Reuss, the vice president for global vehicle engineering is happy Opel is not going to be sold. Meanwhile, he’s ...

Will Americans buy wagons History says no. And by history I mean after 1980. Sure, Subaru sells wagons quite successfully to some outdoorsy types on the coasts. You also see ...