In U.S., complex views on cars, gas prices
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Announced by the sharp crack of a backfiring engine, the caravan of old Pontiacs and Fords wended their way off the highway and into the gas station-restaurant, arriving, it seemed, from another time.
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Car buyers, tired of designs that roll  off the assembly line, are shifting gears to decades past.
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The race is forcing a generation of Americans to examine the decisions they made back then.
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Confronted with congressional concerns about global warming, the leaders of the U.S. auto industry are highlighting their work to develop alternative vehicles and asserting that the burdens of climate change cannot fall to one industry alone.
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Those fuel-economy estimates posted on new cars and trucks are baloney. The government agency in charge of them doesn&#39;t mean them to be; in fact, the US Environmental Protection Agency seems unusually scrupulous about its ...
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Itâs hip, itâs fuel-efficient, and itâs cheap. Smart USAâs president explains why he's betting on this tiny Euro two-seater gainingÂ  traction in the United States.
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The Census Bureauâs 2007 Statistical Abstract of the United States shows an eclectic portrait of the American people.
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Higher gasoline prices may slim more than just wallets, according to a new study from Washington University in St. Louis.
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Before any law has been passed, carmakers are putting on stability control systems. They like their buyers alive. Rollovers are the safety curse of sport utility vehicles.
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New York and other major US cities are considering fees for those driving during rush hour.
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U.S. drivers could be among those affected by Venezuela's increasing disarray.
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NEW YORK  - For the second consecutive year, the rise in gas prices was the most interesting news story in the United States, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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High gasoline prices not only slowed fuel demand growth and cut sales of gas-guzzling vehicles in 2005, they also prompted Americans to drive less for the first time in 25 years, a consulting group said in a report Thursday.
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A majority of prospective car buyers say they are considering hybrids even though they are clueless about the vehicles. In Autopia.
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YOU wouldn&#39;t buy a car without checking out its safety features, making sure the tires weren&#39;t flat, the brakes weren&#39;t faulty and the seat belts weren&#39;t broken.
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Used cars have a lot to offer -- if you know what you're doing.
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Automakers, SUV owners, and the federal government may balk at the state&#39;s latest effort to curb air pollution. By Daniel B. Wood | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.