Toyota’s Prius changed everything 20 years ago
In late 1993, Takeshi Uchiyamada was tapped to develop Toyota's flagship for the 21st century, a car to double the Corolla's fuel economy. It would run on batteries at low...
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Preparing your car for travel in the age of COVID-19
Every fall, after that one last drive, my old Corvette goes into the garage for its long winter nap. I rarely intend for it to be the last drive, but...
VW’s electric nostalgia trip
Five years ago, Volkswagen was slamming the left lane at 80 miles per hour and getting 45 miles per gallon doing it. Drivers couldn't believe the performance they were enjoying...
Chevy Suburban marks 85 years of versatility
It's carried presidents, protected soldiers and starred in more than 1,200 movies. It's also towed RVs, hauled kids to college and carted babies home from the hospital. One even rescued...
Chevy Suburban marks 85 years of versatility
Over the past 85 years, the Chevrolet Suburban has done it all while becoming an inseparable part of American society.
Buyers paying big money for old Broncos, Blazers
In 2017, Barrett-Jackson auctioned a custom 1971 Chevrolet Blazer for $220,000. Last year it sold a 1969 Blazer for $132,000 and a 1972 Blazer for $72,600. And it's not uncommon...
Buyers paying big money for old Broncos, Blazers
In 2017, Barrett-Jackson auctioned a custom 1971 Chevrolet Blazer for $220,000. Last year it sold a 1969 Blazer for $132,000 and a 1972 Blazer for $72,600.
Looking forward to concept cars at the Auto Show? Here are 10 killer concepts from the past
Concept cars are one of the most exciting parts about attending an auto show, yet the futuristic vehicles are often dismissed as impractical, improbable and too expensive to have a...
Can Kia become a premium brand? ‘It is not going to work’
Kia is known for value-priced cars and quirky crossovers. But the South Korean brand has more luxurious aspirations. Walk into a Kia showroom and experience the K900 full-size luxury sedan...
American luxury redefined by Cadillac, Lincoln and, yes, even Tesla
Once upon a time, Cadillac and Lincoln were the pinnacle of luxury vehicles in America. The fairy tale ended in the ’70s, when economic circumstances such as an oil embargo...