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CROWD PULLERS
Meet the hottest cars at this year’s show
At every auto show there are certain vehicles that generate a buzz (and a crowd). ...
LEADING THE CHARGE
Introducing the Green Car of the Year
Chevy's groundbreaking plug-in gas-electric vehicle, the aptly named Volt, has been declared Green Car of the Year. [...]
ATHLETIC AESTHETICS
The new Audi A7 Sportback balances art and power
Making its North American debut at the L.A. Auto Show, the brandnew Audi A7 Sportback is a sleek beast that blurs the rigid line that has traditionally existed between automotive segments. [...]
SMART MOVE
Saving the world with the fortwo electric drive
The Smart fortwo electric drive is on display at this year’s L.A. Auto Show. [...]
THE CADILLAC OF CROSSOVERS
The 2011 SRX is refined, responsive and ravishing
Ever wish that your crossover was — what’s the word — better? [...]
ROAD TRIP
Detroit to the L.A. Auto Show in a Chevy Volt
For Chevrolet’s U.S. marketing vice president, Joel Ewanick, getting to the auto show meant driving all the way here in a Chevy Volt. [...]
The outspoken auto industry veteran looks approvingly on former employer General Motors' return to the stock market.Outspoken and colorful auto industry veteran Robert A. Lutz, who has worked for all the major American car companies and retired from General Motors Co. in May, has resurfaced, helping British sports car maker Lotus expand its range of vehicles.
The auto giant's shares gain 3.6% in their first day of trading after its $20-billion-plus IPO.The old saying that what's good for General Motors is good for the country took on new meaning Thursday after the carmaker went public in a $20-billion-plus stock offering.
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