Each week on-air we bring you the latest happenings in the auto industry. You'll find our experts' take on news of note from new models to manufacturer announcements to, well, things that we just think are interesting. Check back each week for the latest news.
Cadillac is now taking orders for its largest SUV, the three-row XT6 that’s expected in showrooms this summer. Pricing starts from $53,690 for the Premium Luxury FWD model. The lineup also includes t... More ›
It is not just cars that are suffering due to the mass movement towards SUVs, minivans are paying the price also. Sales of minivans through February 2019 reached 59,964 versus the first two months of... More ›
3/3/19 WASHINGTON -- Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has agreed to voluntarily recall of 862,520 vehicles in the United States. This recall is the result of in-use emissions investigations conducted b... More ›
The Nissan LEAF is celebrating a milestone. On March 5th it became the first electric car in history to surpass 400,000 sales. The number of LEAF vehicles sold since 2010 is enough to save 3.8 million... More ›
In a press release from last Sunday, it appears that just two weeks after the company reduced prices pretty much across the board, it is scrapping that idea and raising prices, instead. The company i... More ›
If you’ve ever lost something in an Uber, you are certainly not alone. Uber’s annual list of things left in its vehicles proves it. Its third annual Uber Lost and Found Index is a snapshot of what it... More ›
If you missed our story last week about the young lady in Dallas who was killed because she had a fake airbag in her Kia, I encourage you to click this link and watch the video:
TV star James “Doc” Love of Street Outlaws and the Street Beast Monte Carlo will be at Classic Chevrolet of Grapevine’s booth at the Goodguys Car Show at Texas Motor Speedway this Saturday, March 9th ... More ›
Last week, Tesla announced that the standard Model 3, with 220 miles of range, a top speed of 130 mph and 0-60 mph acceleration of 5.6 seconds is now available at $35,000. Although lower in cost, it i... More ›
Hyundai is introducing a new Digital Key that allows drivers to unlock and start their cars via smartphone. The brand aims to implement the new technology into its lineup starting with the next-gen 20... More ›
Farewell Ford Taurus. It’s been a long successful run for America’s one-time best-selling sedan, but you know what they say, it had to end sometime. And for the Taurus it was March 1, 2019. That’s whe... More ›
According to new data compiled by insuranceQuotes.com, the answer for most Americans is “machine” – at least when the man in question is distracted.More ›
The roads may be getting safer for drivers over the past decade, but despite the growing number of driver assist technologies like those pictured above, the same can not be said for pedestrians accord... More ›
Daylight Saving Time Starts March 10, 2019.Daylight Saving Time starts at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 10, which means you will need to turn your clocks ahead ... More ›
The American exodus from sedans to SUVs continued in February as overall SUV sales were up from a year ago, and after two months, SUV sales are also up year-to-date.
Volvo wants us all to slow down. It’s not just a suggestion either. The automaker says going to limit the top speed in all of its vehicles to 112mph starting with the 2021 model year.
Hyundai and Kia are expanding or issuing additional recalls to address engine fires. The automakers announced Thursday that they’ll be recalling another 534,000 vehicles in the U.S. that could be at r... More ›
