Happy Birthday! Chevrolet Corvette Roars Into Its 60th Year
On June 30, 1953, the first of a new kind of Chevrolet – indeed, a new kind of American car – rolled off an assembly line in Flint, Mich.
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On June 30, 1953, the first of a new kind of Chevrolet – indeed, a new kind of American car – rolled off an assembly line in Flint, Mich.
New vehicle prices have dropped $500 in the past year, mainly because Japanese automakers have restocked dealers after car shortages in 2011.
As the nation prepares to mark Independence Day, Total Car Score’s list of the 10 Best American Cars reflects the strength and quality of the domestic auto industry.
Ford Motor Co. Tuesday offered details of early prototypes of two new technologies, Traffic Jam Assist and an advanced version of active park assist, evolved to offer hands-free perpendicular parking.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert takes us for a ride in a concept electric vehicle that finds interesting ways to maximize space.
Buckle up and get your kicks on this visual journey of Route 66.
"I like the freedom of being able to just get up and go." - Dave and his Kawasaki Vulcan
The sun is shining and the open road is calling -- it's the perfect time of year to round up your friends and take a road trip. But not just any road trip; you need to ride in style.
During the summer months, more Michiganders will shop for new and used cars than at any other time during the year. But what thing should car shoppers be paying attention to during their test drive?
General Motors is recalling nearly all Chevy Cruze models built in the U.S. since the vehicle's launch two years ago.
The first vehicle jointly developed by Chrysler and Fiat is a sure fire hit.
Both are 2011 models, that were totally redesigned, and have done well in the marketplace.
There will be a little more space for next January's show, as we see the first fruits of a Cobo expansion that will be complete by 2014.
The quality of cars and trucks has never been better, but car-buyers have found some brand new frustrations.
The automotive public relations firm AutoCom Associates introduced the automotive press corps to nearly a dozen of its clients Tuesday in what the company called "Tech Crawl 2012."