BATTERIES INCLUDED The 4-cylinder LaCrosse now includes a small electric motor that gives a mileage-lifting assist to the gasoline engine.
The 2012 edition of the 4-cylinder Buick LaCrosse with eAssist uses a small electric motor to help this entry-level luxury sedan achieve 25 m.p.g. in the city and 36 m.p.g. on the highway.
“The Adventures of Tintin” is about to be released, and like the book that the film is based on, it takes automobiles seriously. The artist behind “Tintin” was an avid driver, and there are about 150 clearly identifiable cars in the books.
The turn of the automotive model year usually brings a host of discontinued cars, and some 17 models, including the Ford Ranger, Honda Element and Mazda RX-8, have gotten the ax.
Oil-gulping Audis and Scions with failed ignition coils are among the mechanical ailments covered in the latest technical service bulletins.
Fiat has sold about 16,000 500 models, significantly behind the company’s 50,000-unit full-year goal. One reason for the lower numbers was a dealer network that had been slow to come together.
On a review site for transport companies, it’s the company (not the consumer) that gets the final comment. And the Haggler wonders why.
Mr. Scaglietti built the bodies of elegant Ferraris like the 250 Testa Rossa and 500 Mondial.
Federal safety regulators are investigating the Chevrolet Volt after the battery caught fire twice in crash tests.
The designer's nonrunning conceptual prototype, which was shown in 2006 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, is an unlikely focal point in a retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Joe Stafford, of Panel Craft, repairs and fabricates handmade body work for some of the world's most sought-after collector cars.
An intrusive story structure subtracts some enjoyment from playing the new racing simulator game.
Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson have lent their support to a project that would test wireless charging technology for electric vehicles on London streets.
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Georges Remi, the artist behind “The Adventures of Tintin,” was an avid car collector whose passion for automobiles was revealed in his work.
An updated map showing the cars and trucks that are currently built in the United States.
Slide Show: Models Take a Final Bow
