According to the 2010 GM Product Guide, the 2010 model year Pontiac Vibe is the only model from the doomed brand for 2010 and is, therefore, the last Pontiac. That's right, the last Pontiac is actually a Toyota.
Automotive designers in 1999 foresaw a 2009 populated by compressed natural gas-powered cars, huge 16-cylinder engines and crossover vehicles. At least they got one right. Let's hop into the time machine-like lens of hindsight to visit ten concept...
GM CEO Fritz Henderson just told journalists the Pontiac Vibe and Solstice will not live on at other brands. Also, he's gonna have to talk with Toyota about what they're gonna do with NUMMI.
Renault's freshens things up with the 2009 Clio and 2009 Clio Sport with a mid-cycle change to keep styling and options up-to-date with the competition. Both debut next month at the Geneva Motor Show.
A study of traffic tickets revealing the most and least ticketed vehicles reinforces obvious stereotypes: Hummer owners are arrogant, self-centered and over-indulgent, while drivers of Buick Park Avenues appear to have no discernible pulse.
The Insurance Institute For Highway Safety has retested the most popular small cars in America and the good news is they're getting safer. The bad news comes if you own a PT Cruiser.
UPDATE: 2010 Toyota Camry: Detroit Reveal Makes Us Crave Vanilla Ice Cream Not really. We're almost 100% sure the top photo, uncovered by the very strange-to-look-at Vince Burlapp, is a Toyota Aurion, the Camry's Australian sibling, and not the...
It turns out those photos we thought could be the 2010 Toyota Prius are the new Prius, as we were the first to confirm. Now that we know, mostly, what it looks like, we thought we'd take the first chance to compare the two vehicles to see what the...
Toyota, Toyota, Toyota. You used to be so much fun. What happened? You make reliable cars, sure. You make a buck, no doubt. But where is the joy? Remember the Supra? Remember the AE86? Remember the MR2 and MRS? These were relatively affordable and...
The guy-loving guys and gal-loving gals over at Gaywheels.com (did we mention they’re gay?) took a look at their search records for the third quarter of 2008 to pull out their latest list of the site's ten most researched cars. So what's changed...
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