U.S. Traffic Deaths Decline in 2011; Fatality Rate Hits All-Time Low
In 2011, fewer people died on U.S. roads than at any time since 1949.
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In 2011, fewer people died on U.S. roads than at any time since 1949.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is getting tougher on DWI offenders.
When the keys are removed from some Hondas, they could roll away.
You're paying too much for insurance, and fraud is to blame. However, the Miami Police Department (MPD) announced it has made progress in fighting fraud in Florida.
Leaders of the Catholic Church have been using Mercedes-Benz cars for over 80 years.
One hundred percent of cars will likely soon by mandate house an event data recorder.
The Fusion earned the highest rating of all brand-new or significantly updated mainstream vehicles.
In the past, when you heard the name Lincoln attached to a car, it may have conjured up images of your grandparents in a large Lincoln Town Car. But the company that fell on hard times in recent years is hoping to find a rebirth with a new audience.
Consumer Reports recently released its annual Owner-Satisfaction survey.
Even with the distractions of an election, Thanksgiving and a hurricane, people bought cars.
The challenge? Sketch the police cruiser of the future.
If the Mayans are correct, you could win a car?
Ultimately, a carmaker has to sell cars, not save the planet.
A new study reveals your teen is probably not as safe as you think.
This year's auto show in Los Angeles features nearly 50 debuts. Check out these photos from the floor of the show.
