The 2009 North American International Auto Show in Detroit was a sign of the times and test to see who is still in the game, who is on the sidelines, and who has left the stadium.

The Big 3 is in danger of becoming extinct.

The 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show kicks of the auto show season.

In an effort to promote clean diesel technology, Audi drove 23 vehicles across the US in 14 days.

We have been living beyond our means for too long.  Changing the car we drive is inevitable.

Clean diesel technology is on the verge of an American invasion, and that is welcome news.

As cars become more dependent on computers, they are taking over the driving process.

As Americans, we spend a lot of time in our cars and like every other aspect of our lives, we have to be entertained while driving.

Hyundai Motor Company announced plans to start retail sales of its first LPG-electric hybrid vehicle in July 2009.

Manufacturers keep building faster, more powerful cars, but is anybody driving them on the track?

Nissan announces investment in electric vehicle technology to offer consumers alternative to high prices of gasoline.

$4.00+ gas prices are definitely having an effect on our driving habits.

Audi's Consumer Racing School and Napa Valley - The Perfect Combination

The lines have been blurred between buying a new car and a certified-pre owned car.

This year’s NAIAS show was a tale of two stories. First there is the story of finding a solution to the rising cost of oil as the reality of $4 per gallon gasoline nears; and then there is the story of the most significant auto show in America and a long list of reveals.

2007 LA Auto Show focuses on alternative fuel vehicles.

The 2009 Nissan GT-R supercar was among the highlights of the LA Auto Show which showcased performance rather than utility.

Crossovers are popping up everywhere, but which one is right for you?

We've been saying it for years, but it's time to get ready for the Diesel Revolution in the U.S.

We are in the midst of a coupe coup and the winner is the American driver. Thrity years ago, coupes accounted for 25% of vehicle sales. That number declined to less than 5% in 2004. Today, coupes are on the rebound.

The race is on to see which manufacturer and which technology will rule our roads.

The answer is yes. Gas prices have come back down to Earth and GM is dealing on their awesome SUVs. As far as full-size SUVs, Chevy and GMC are at the top of my list.

Last year's success with the Ford Mustang has forced Chevy and Dodge to consider bringing back some old names from the 70's - the Chevy Camaro and Dodge Challenger.