The Top Cars at Barrett-Jackson
Barrett-Jackson has auctioned some of the priciest automobiles around, and 2014 continues to set records.
Daytona Overhaul Targets Growth in NASCAR and Beyond
After completing a major overhaul, Daytona International Speedway is looking to jumpstart growth in motorsports and beyond.
Automakers to Recall 5M Vehicles for Another Air Bag Problem
Another problem has developed with automotive air bags, this one resulting in recalls of up to 5 million vehicles worldwide.
Honda Expanding Takata Air Bag Recall Again in North America
Honda Motor Co is expanding its recall in North America of late-model vehicles equipped with potentially defective Takata air bags, in a move that could affect nearly 2.3 million vehicles.
How Self-Driving Cars Will Change the Economy
The US government announced their investment in autonomous vehicles. Learn how this industry will develop in the next few years.
The 5 Hottest Cars at the Detroit Auto Show
The 2016 North American International Auto Show in Detroit rolled out the red carpet for eye-catching new models from Lexus, Buick and Honda.
Made-in-China Buick Envision Key to Sales Growth
It may hail from China, but Buick’s newest crossover for the U.S. market is positioned to give the luxury brand a bigger piece of a fast-growing segment.
Barrett-Jackson CEO Craig Jackson: Classic Ferraris May Be Cooling Off
The scorching Ferrari classic car market may be cooling off, according to Barrett-Jackson CEO Craig Jackson, who also said there are fewer foreign buyers showing interest in collector cars.
Car Sales Around the World - What Countries Are Buying Which Cars?
What's the world's bestselling car? In different countries, the bestsellers list can vary dramatically. Discover some of the regional top sellers.
No Ticket, No Driver: Police Stop Google Self-Driving Car
A California police officer made a traffic stop, but wrote no ticket. There was no one actually driving the car.
6 Discontinued Cars That Millennials Love
No surprise that millennials are buying used cars, but just look at what they're buying.
Is Your Car One of the 10 Thieves Love Most?
Older cars, newer pickups are at greatest risk of theft. Find out if your car is a target.
More Gas Stations Join the $2 Club, But Will it Last?
Swelling oil supplies have pushed gasoline prices below the $2 milestone in 29 states, and more relief at the pump is on the horizon.
Drivers Think MPG Claims Are Bogus, Yet Ratings Have Improved
Many drivers think fuel-economy ratings are bogus, but new test results from AAA tell a different story.
Is Uber Worth $50 Billion?
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Uber, the car service app, is in the process of raising up to $2 billion in venture funding at greater than a $50 billion valuation, which would make it the world’s most valuable startup.
The True Cost of Auto Insurance Fraud - How We All Pay In Increased Premiums
Auto insurance is the greatest component of overall insurance fraud. Learn the direct, and indirect, cost of bogus claims.
RM Auctions, Swap Meet Bring Dream Cars to Hershey
If you're a car enthusiast, then Hershey, Penn., is the place to be this week. Between a swap meet and RM's annual auction, more than 1,000 automobiles will be up for sale.
Buying a New Car? TrueCar Says August is Best Month
Waiting until December to buy a new car or truck? Forget it. The best deals can really be found in August, according to TrueCar.
As Market Expands, Classic Car Values Rev Higher
While car auctions promise to fetch millions of dollars for sought-after autos, a growing market of affordable rides are ready to hit the road.
General Motors to Cease Manufacturing in Australia by 2017
General Motors announced it will stop manufacturing in Australia by the end of 2017 due to the country's elevated currency and relatively small market.