Review

Mazdaspeed3 may look ugly, but what fun on the road

Look, the world needs some good news. Wars, the economy, swine flu. My God, Andrew Lloyd Webber is making a sequel to "Phantom of the Opera." So now comes the 2010 Mazdaspeed3 -- which is the best-in-class compact-hatch Mazda3 stuffed with horsepower foie gras -- and that, oppressed citizens, is an occasion for good cheer. - 11/07/2009

Scott Burgess: Auto review

GMC Terrain builds on Equinox's success

GMC has introduced the 2010 Terrain, the proud sibling of the stellar 2010 Chevy Equinox. It's a relationship consumers will love because these little SUVs offer high mileage, lots of space and excellent performance. - 11/05/2009

• GM: Some temporary layoffs could become permanent

Ariz. shop revives vintage cars

Tucson, Ariz. -- Tucson's classic cars are the keys to success for the Saguaro Automotive Group. The business is geared toward breathing new life into vintage automobiles through repair and restoration. - 11/05/2009

Rex Roy: Car Culture

Detroit area car shops ramp it up at SEMA

By now, most Detroiters are getting their hot rods, exotics, and muscle cars bundled up for a long winter's nap. But in Las Vegas, this week's SEMA convention is supercharging enthusiasts from across the globe. - 11/05/2009

Best be prepared for rough weather

These simple tips from the National Safety Council can help drive down the risk of accident, even in bad weather: - 11/05/2009

Soup it up

Michelin cables aim for safer jump-starts

Winter's coming. That means stocking up on de-icer fluid for the windshield washer reservoir and digging out the old snow scraper and jumper cables. - 11/05/2009

Sneak peek: Opel Antara

If you thought the end of the Saturn brand would affect only car buyers in America, think again. - 11/05/2009

• GM: Some temporary layoffs could become permanent

Dodge Ram pickups show big improvements

The Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups are all business, serious business. They are the pair of Dodges that feel more like trucks and less like pickups. - 10/31/2009

Specialty equipment trade show

Aftermarket auto ware there for the long haul

Next week, Las Vegas turns into aftermarket heaven. Roll out the rally cars, billion-horsepower engines and every conceivable electronic device -- and some you couldn't imagine -- replica rattlesnake seat covers, bamboo floor mats and more rims than a junkyard and you'll begin to picture SEMA, the Specialty Equipment Market Association trade show. - 10/31/2009

Scott Burgess: Auto review

The Infiniti G: Brains and beauty

The addition of the hardtop has transformed convertibles from Sunday summer strollers to everyday drivers. - 10/29/2009

Backlog of clunkers still await recycling

Washington -- Cash for Clunkers may be history for car shoppers, but the program's largesse lives on in recycling yards around the country. - 10/29/2009

David Phillips

Recovery will stem from fresh designs

Some of the auto industry's biggest hits have roots in a company's darkest days, demographic shifts or a defining moment in history. - 10/29/2009

Soup it up

Fesler-Moss revives vintage Camaro package

Though in business only a decade, Fesler Built has become prominent in building not only souped-up cars for individual customers, but show cars and high-performance project vehicles for a variety of automakers, including GM. - 10/29/2009

Sneak Peek: Audi Clubsport

Audi appears to be progressing with the Clubsport model because there are some obvious changes to this prototype since the last time we saw it. - 10/29/2009