Automated Driving Is The Future
General Motors, Toyota, and Honda have each indicated what the future holds for automobiles, announcing upcoming automated models of their vehicles.
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General Motors, Toyota, and Honda have each indicated what the future holds for automobiles, announcing upcoming automated models of their vehicles.
As the auto industry strives to sustain its post-recession comeback, car companies are resorting to tactics that some experts warn will lead to trouble down the road.
GM is on track to break the American automaker record for the most recalls in a single year, ever.
Honda is recalling 24,889 Odyssey minivans from the 2014 model year because their side air bags may not deploy during a crash.
A collision between two vehicles in West Sacramento caused one vehicle to roll over and sent four people to the hospital.
"I'm not ready to succumb to the minivan dream." - Christine and her Honda Element
"I solemnly swear that this scooter rocks the house." - Nick and his Honda Elite Scooter
"I'm a loyal Honda driver." - Kristen and her Honda Pilot
"It's a five-speed on the floor, and I feel like I'm driving a little race car." - Linda and her Honda Fit Sport
" I just think it's a pretty fun car." - Theresa and her Silver Honda CRV
Honda is recalling about 1.5 million vehicles in the U.S. to update the software on the automatic transmission to decrease the possibility of transmission damage.
Two people are dead after a crash on a rural Sutter County road sent one vehicle into a tree and a van into an irrigation ditch.
