Sales Figures: January, 2010
January’s sales numbers are in, and a total of 699,240 vehicles were sold. This is the first post in a series called “Sales Figures,” and […]
Industry Update
Toyota Updates for February 3rd, 2010
Rather than inundate you with a thousand Toyota posts a day, I’m going to condense today’s Toyota news into one post. Bear with me, as […]
Better late than never: National Vehicle Title database
In 1992, the U.S. Federal government commissioned a national database of vehicle titles, in an effort to curb theft and fraudulent titling of vehicles, where […]
Update: Saab is back from the dead!
There has been a lot of speculation lately as to the fate of troubled automaker Saab. We reported previously that GM was going to wind […]
DOT Bans texting for Commercial drivers
A lot of states have begun banning texting for drivers, and some go as far as fining drivers who aren’t using a hands-free device, such […]
Industry Update: Top-Selling Vehicles of 2009
For automakers, 2009 has been tumultuous, to say the least. With all the troubles manufacturers have had, it’s no surprise that year-to-year sales are way […]
Breaking News: GM to Wind Down Saab
It was announced this morning that GM will begin “winding down” operations of their subsidiary, Saab. GM has been trying all year to find a […]
A Supercar like non other: the Lexus LF-A
Lexus has long been rumored to be creating their own supercar. The Japanese luxury brand which was created by Toyota, and first brought cars to […]
Wrap-up: 2009 L.A. Auto Show
With so many cars having been introduced this year at the L.A. Auto Show, A good synopsis of what’s been going on this week is […]
Micro Machines – Tiny Cars in the US?
In 2001, the Mini Cooper really brought the small car to America. BMW, the current owner of the Mini brand, showed that Americans were willing […]