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Chevrolet is upping the ante in the tug-of-war with Ford over America's favorite vehicles: pickup trucks.
QUESTION: The information you supplied about going to an auto parts store to get a "check engine" light diagnosed is wrong. I tried that a few months ago and was told by AutoZone that our illustrious California legislature has forbidden parts stores from performing that service unless they also will repair the problem.
Most major automakers have concluded that coupe versions of their midsize family sedans just don't sell well enough to justify the extra design and manufacturing expense. They don't see any monetary point in offering manual gearboxes in their midsize cars, either.
Parents who vacuum fossilized french fries and scrub – vainly – to remove grape juice spills from their cars' seat cushions are likely to appreciate the stain-resistant interior of Hyundai's new seven-passenger Santa Fe.
Subaru is recalling thousands of Legacy and Outback all-wheel-drive vehicles because the brake lines can rust and leak fluid.
March was the best sales month for Ford and Chrysler in nearly six years, as buyers armed with tax refund checks were lured by flashy new vehicles and low interest rates.
General Motors' U.S. sales rose 6 percent in March as Americans continued to gain confidence and buy more cars and trucks.
Scion, the brand that Toyota created 10 years ago to attract young buyers, is trying to evoke a sportier image with a new version of the tC coupe.
Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling almost 1.9 million vehicles to fix problems with air bags and brake light switches.
U.S. safety regulators are investigating complaints that the rear suspension frames can rust and fail on Hyundai Sonata midsize cars.
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Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling some 1.9 million vehicles, the vast majority to fix a faulty electrical switch which could increase the risk of a crash while braking.
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