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By Dan Trent Filed under: Green,Motorsports,Volkswagen Romain Dumas’ first sight of the Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak was, like the rest of the world, via the weekend livestreamed press conference. Between stints at Monza, viewing it on his phone, he watched the covers come off the very car he’ll be racing in just 62 days. […]
By Reuters Filed under: Government/Legal,Green A federal court in New York on Monday blocked the Trump administration’s decision to delay a rule that would raise penalties for automakers who do not meet federal fuel efficiency requirements. Continue reading Court blocks Trump administration from delaying higher CAFE penalties Court blocks Trump administration from delaying higher CAFE […]
By Jonathon Ramsey Filed under: Jaguar,Convertible,Coupe,Crossover,Sedan,SUV,Future,Luxury This could be the last year to score a Jaguar with the carmaker’s 3.0-liter supercharged V6. Autocar reports that Jaguar deep-sixed the XE S and XF S in the UK due to poor sales and difficulty coping with European emissions regulation changes taking place this year. The mag expects […]
By Joel Stocksdale Filed under: Spy Photos,Jeep,Crossover,SUV,Off-Road Over the past few months, details of the new 2019 Jeep Renegade subcompact crossover SUV have been trickling out via spy shots. The latest batch show that the front fascia, specifically the front bumper, is getting a number of subtle changes. Continue reading 2019 Jeep Renegade reveals front […]
By Antti Kautonen Filed under: Green,Rumormill,Mitsubishi,Crossover,Future,Hybrid It looks like the Mitsubishi Lancer is about to undertake a daring transformation from a ten-year-old saloon to a crossover. The Eclipse has already shed its coupe roots and become the Eclipse Cross, and now it’s the Lancer’s turn to become a high-rider. Continue reading Mitsubishi planning to bring […]
By Reese Counts Filed under: Etc.,Safety,Technology The world of child car seats is vast and varied. There are dozens of companies that offer hundreds of options, each offering different levels of protection for smaller occupants. Maxi-Cosi, one of the first companies to introduce child seats in Europe back in the 1980s, has introduced a new […]
By Joel Stocksdale Filed under: Green,Infiniti,Sedan,Future,Hybrid,Luxury This year’s Detroit Auto Show was a bit light on forward-looking concepts, so the Infiniti Q Inspiration was a highlight, what with it’s gorgeous curves and elegant interior. And lucky for us, Infiniti has decided to bring the lovely sedan to production. It will have a substantial difference to […]
By Jonathon Ramsey Filed under: Green,Fuel Efficiency,Truck,Commercial Vehicles,Concept Cars,Specialty We need to add another high-tech 18-wheeler entry to the growing list of players at the table: Shell collaborated with AirFlow Truck Company the truck you see above, dubbed Starship. The tractor-trailer combo isn’t the wildest rival in the bunch, but it features the best of […]
By Basem Wasef Filed under: Lamborghini,First Drives,SUV,Luxury,Performance If you’re fascinated by the absolutely bonkers, 1980s-era Lamborghini LM002 like we are, it’s hard not to hope the new 2019 Lamborghini Urus is a proper sequel to the late, great, notorious sport ‘ute. The new silhouette is far friendlier than the ’80s-era jumble of trapezoidal planes and, […]
By Sven Gustafson Filed under: Green,Ford,GM,Fuel Efficiency,Technology Ford and General Motors signed an agreement five years ago to jointly develop nine- and 10-speed automatic transmissions as a way to lower costs and achieve higher fuel economy amid tightening federal rules. But now, Ford is saying no thanks to the nine-speed box developed by its crosstown […]
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