Buick is a brand that’s in the middle of a revolution and seems to soldier on with it. The Buick LaCrosse leads the way and the upcoming Regal should pave it. 2011 Buick Excelle Seeing these great cars revive the spirit of Buick, their marketing director labels the revolution as “a timeless proposition of understated [...]

As fuel prices continue to edge up and the auto market remains soft, the sales decline of the traditional truck-based SUV looks to be  permanent. What are people driving instead? What should you consider if you’re in the market? MSNBC reports that from their high-water mark in 2003, the percentage of market captured by SUVs [...]

Every time we make a joke involving the US Marine Corps, first we check it with our friend Cap’n Connors, a former Marine. With multiple deployments under his belt, and much multicolored art under his skin, the cap’n is our source for all things having to do with the most profane of the armed forces. [...]

With Roger Penske’s PAG (Penske Automotive Group) taking control of General Motors’ Saturn division, the question among product geeks was what vehicles will make up the new Saturn’s line? According to AutoblogGreen and other sources, the Penske deal apparently includes a continued supply of some current Saturn products on an interim basis until Penske lines [...]

Earlier this week I was among the first journalists to drive the 2010 Chevrolet Equinox. The new crossover is a huge improvement over the outgoing model. One of the things that always gets me about new model introductions, is that often journalists (like myself) forget about the outgoing vehicle too quickly. There are still 2009 [...]

We’ve just spent three hours behind the wheel of the 2010 Chevrolet Equinox, Chevy’s new entry for the growing compact crossover market. TuningTruck.com was among the first to bring you a look at this new  competitor to the Toyota RAV4, Honda CRV, and Ford Escape (check out our First Look at the Equinox here from [...]

Just as hopes for a national hydrogen infrastructure seem to be fading, it seems that a small infrastructure is finally within reach—at least in California—and that several smaller hurdles, at least on the refueling side, are on the verge of being solved. One of those issues is that drivers can’t actually buy hydrogen in California, [...]

After years of corporate arrogance and blindness toward vehicle pricing, General Motors is finally getting religion on this topic. There seems to be a trend here when you put this Chevrolet announcement together with last week’s announcement from Cadillac about the sub-Lexus RX350 pricing of the 2010 SRX Ed Peper, GM North American Vice President [...]