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Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt get top safety ratings

Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt get top safety ratings

The Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf got top safety ratings in some of the first-ever tests of electric cars by an insurer-funded research group.

 

China to Beat US Lamborghini Sales This Year

China to Beat US Lamborghini Sales This Year

The US is fast being replaced by China in high end spending. China is likely to pass the US and become the No. 1 market for Lamborghini later this year, company CEO Stephan Winkelmann told Reuters this week.

 

5 tips for dealing with a car recall

Most cars and trucks get recalled at some point in their lives. So don't be surprised if a letter arrives telling you to bring in your vehicle for repairs. Recalls address safety problems, even if they are minor.

 

Zipcar revs up for initial public offering

Zipcar Inc., the car-sharing company that rents rides for as little as an hour, is expected to get a warm reception from Wall Street for its planned initial public offering this week.

 

Most Anticipated Cars of 2011

Most Anticipated Cars of 2011

New cars of 2011 have better designs, better fuel efficiency and also greater performance. Here is a list of some of the most anticipated cars of 2011.

 

Retail outlets adding electric car charging stations

Retail outlets adding electric car charging stations

Retail stores around the USA are installing charging stations for electric vehicles to serve owners of electric cars, bikes and scooters.

 

Hyundai rising, not making ‘disposable’ cars

Hyundai was once criticized for making “disposable” cars, but now its vehicles are impressively well-made, earning plaudits from new car reviewers and quality surveys.

 

Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show

Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show

The Chevrolet Volt has won the 2011 North American Car of the Year at the Detroit auto show. The car that runs on electricity for 40 miles before a backup gas engine kicks in beat out the Nissan Leaf, another electric, and Hyundai Sonata in the annual ceremony on the first day of media previews for the Detroit auto show.

 

Special Report: How Ford became Detroit's last man standing

Bill Ford Jr. just can't let the good times roll. In late December, Ford, 53, was on a family ski vacation in Colorado but found himself unable to put aside dark visions of how too much success could lead to the next crisis for the auto industry.

 

India's Tata Nano, 'The World's Cheapest Car,' Struggles In Early Sales

India's Tata Nano, 'The World's Cheapest Car,' Struggles In Early Sales

When the Tata Nano - known as the world's cheapest car - zipped out of factories in 2009, it was praised as an example of Indian innovation in cost-cutting. It quickly became a cult hit, with its own Facebook travelogue journal and fast-selling counterculture T-shirts.

 

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