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Wayne Gerdes hypermiles 2011 Kia Optima Hybrid to Guinness record with 64.55 mpg
Hypermiler extraordinaire Wayne Gerdes and his colleague Chris Bernius have set a new Guinness World Record for the lowest fuel…
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Toyota looking to China for production of Prius Plug-in parts
Toyota Motor’s facilities in China will most likely add manufacturing of parts for the upcoming Prius Plug-in to their to-do…
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Limited edition Peugeot 508 RXH on sale now for $56,912
The limited edition Peugeot 508 RXH diesel-electric hybrid has been officially unveiled at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show. Only 30…
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Fisker Surf concept is plug-in family-minded luxury
Combining performance, luxury, style, utility and economy with an enduring concern for the sustainable use of resources, the Fisker Surf…
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Fisker Karma still waiting for federal certification, deliveries pushed back to November
Even though Fisker Automotive handed over the keys to a couple of production Karmas, the extended-range electric vehicle is, technically,…
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Yo-Auto concept is bizarre, has world’s funkiest doors [w/video]
Next to all the major automakers debuting vehicles at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show is a lesser-known firm from Russia…
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Mercedes F-125! previews a plug-in hydrogen future [w/video]
Mercedes-Benz has been tooting its horns all year about having been in business for 125 years, and to its eternal…
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Rolls-Royce: We need to consider alternatives, even without demand
Rolls-Royce is known for making big cars with big engines. And why not? Rolls-Royce customers like big cars with big…
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Small businesses support stringent fuel economy standards
Lawmakers continue to push for anti-regulation and automakers successfully fought to weaken Obama’s proposed 62-mile-per-gallon CAFE standard, but what do…
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Intersection magazine decks out a special edition Honda CR-Z [w/video]
The roles of the automaker and the car magazine are well delineated: The former makes the cars, and the latter…
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