January 2012
1/31/2012 - Seinfeld to star in Acura commercial
It's already been revealed that Honda shelled out the big bucks getting Matthew Broderick to appear in a Super Bowl ad that spoofs "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," but Broderick wasn't the only celebrity Honda got for its commercials. read more »
1/31/2012 - NHTSA steps up investigation into Jeep Liberty
Nearly 400,000 Jeep Liberty SUVs are currently being investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) after reports that the airbags deployed suddenly and without warning in the vehicles, reports The Detroit News. read more »
1/31/2012 - Mazda recalls Tribute SUV
Mazda has announced that it will recall more than 50,000 of its 2001-2002 Tribute SUV models after it was found that the car could potentially leak brake fluid. read more »
1/16/2012 - BMW to recall 90,000 Mini Coopers
BMW has announced that it will be recalling more than 90,000 Mini Cooper models for a problem that could potentially lead to engine fires, reports The Detroit News. read more »
1/11/2012 - Two EVs from Kia: The Ray and Naimo
South Korean automaker Kia took to the stage at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to show off the new Ray and Naimo electric cars, which may eventually be available for sale in North America. read more »
1/11/2012 - Toyota to introduce Prius c compact hybrid
The Toyota Prius is the most popular hybrid on the market, and the Japanese automaker is hoping to translate that into even greater success with the new "Prius family," which will introduce a lineup of Priuses across multiple vehicle segments this year, according to Autoblog. read more »
1/10/2012 - Chrysler unveils new Dart
Chrysler has already hyped up its new Dodge Dart, which will use Alfa Romeo designs from parent company Fiat in a brand-new compact car. read more »
1/6/2012 - Worst-selling cars of 2011
A lot of attention is paid to the more popular models on the market, but many people aren't aware of the models that sell extremely poorly. read more »
1/5/2012 - Chevrolet Volt to receive safety enhancements
General Motors has announced that it will be making extra safety improvements to the Chevrolet Volt after a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) crash test caused the car to catch fire weeks later, according to a press release. read more »
1/4/2012 - Bret Michaels to auction three cars
Rock icon Bret Michaels has announced that he will be selling three of his cars at the 41st Annual Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction from January 15-22, reports Autoblog. read more »