The 10 vehicles that spent the longest time on dealer lots in 2014 has been released. The Honda Insight had the longest time to turn spending an average of 100 days longer on a lot than any other vehicle, according to a report from 24/7 Wall St.
The manufacturer is issuing two separate recalls because of faulty parking lamps and tire pressure monitoring systems.
Honda's Accord and Civic continue to top the list of most stolen vehicles in the U.S., even as auto thefts have fallen significantly from their peak in the early 1990s following the wider adoption of engine immobolizers.
General Motors has reduced carbon tailpipe emissions 5.2 percent in the past two years, the company announced in an annual sustainability report that presented its commitments for producing a greener fleet of vehicles in coming years.
Kelley Blue Book released its 10 Best Luxury SUVs of 2013 list, which highlights vehicles that the company’s editors chose as exceptional.
Chrysler's Fiat 500 joined the U.S. market last year. For 2013, the Italian carmaker made some refinements and added a 135-horsepower turbo to split the difference between the base engine and the Abarth performance models.
Hyundai’s popular midsize crossover SUV for the 2013-MY is now available with a longer wheelbase and a third row of seats, while also offering the Santa Fe Sport for those needing a five-passenger vehicle.
The compact sedan had begun to lag behind rivals such as the Honda Civic, Ford Focus and Mazda3, but an all-new interior and exterior and impressive fuel economy numbers make the 2013 Sentra difficult to overlook.
While the 2013-MY Ram 1500 doesn't look much different on the outside, the base engine is now a 3.6-liter beast of a V-6 that offers a huge boost in power and fuel economy over the outgoing 3.7. And all that power is complemented by a redesigned frame.
Nissan showed its redesigned 2013-MY NV200 Compact Cargo Van at the 2013 Chicago Auto Show and revealed more details about the vehicle, which the company originally announced at the 2012 Chicago Auto Show. Photos courtesy of Nissan.