13 Chrysler Employees Fired after Fox 2 Catches them Drinking on the Job
A Detroit-based Fox 2 reporter was tipped off to some startling activity going on at Chrysler’s Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, MI. Last week, […]
Update: Hyundai Recalling 139,500 2011 Sonatas over Steering Issue
There was a post I made at NHTSA investigating steering issues on 2011 Sonata?, where The Detroit News was reporting that an investigation was under […]
Ford’s new EcoBoost F-150 Gets Endurance and Durability-Tested
The news is quickly making it through the automotive industry (and the posts here on Road Reality) that Ford is expanding its line-up of EcoBoost-equipped […]
Ford Develops new Airbag, will debut in 2012 Focus
Ford’s not sitting on their laurels. After introducing a slew of new models this year, they’ve apparently got a couple more aces up their sleeves. […]
Updated: 2011 Chrysler Town & Country
Continuing its complete model makeover for 2011, Chrysler announced the changes to its venerable Town & Country minivan, the direct descendant of the original minivan, […]
Refreshed: 2011 Jeep Patriot
As part of its reinvention, Chrysler is going through its catalog of vehicles and redesigning or replacing darn near every one of them. The latest […]
Rebuilding a Legend: 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee
So, the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee is upon us. Redesigned from the ground up, the new Grand Cherokee gets a newer version of the Mercedes-Benz […]
Chrysler announces the American-Bound Fiat 500
Ever since Fiat took control of Chrysler, we knew this day would arrive. The questions, however, were many. How much would change between the European […]
Audi’s new Ad Campaign Sticks with you (w/video)
The Toronto Film Festival is in full swing, and Audi put some planning and effort into making sure they had a unique way of advertising: […]
Fun Stuff: Travis Pastrana vs. Mt. Washington (w/video)
There’s a famous mountain in New Hampshire called Mt. Washington. You can see cars with bumper stickers on them proclaiming, “This car climbed Mt. Washington.” […]