Road Test: 2016 Lexus NX 300h AWD
The 2016 Lexus NX 300h AWD has a comfortable and spacious interior for five adults with enough carrying capacity to haul their luggage.
News: 2017 Kia Niro Hybrid Bows at Windy City’s Auto Show
The 2017 Kia Niro will Kia’s first dedicated hybrid vehicle platform. It’s directly related to Hyundai’s Ioniq hybrid, which debuted at the Geneva Motor Show.
Sponsored Post: 2016 Ford C-MAX Euro Review
The new 2016 Ford C-MAX is a tremendous vehicle is one of the showstoppers for 2016 and is certainly worth your hard-earned cash.
News: Ford F-150 Hybrid Confirmed By CEO
To put it mildly, a hybrid F-150 pickup is a bold move by Ford. It’s the automaker’s single most important vehicle; the top seller and profit machine that pays the light bills in Dearborn. But Ford isn’t afraid to gamble with their top seller.
First Drive: 2016 Toyota Prius
The 2016 Toyota Prius doesn’t give up anything in its environmental credentials—it still gets 50+ mpg and features the latest version of Toyota’s Hybrid Synergy Drive—but the emphasis for the new model is on aggressive styling and improved performance.
Look at Where You Can Go On a $50 Trip
Gas prices are low and cars are more efficient than ever. These graphics show how far you can go on a $50 trip in a car with average mpg.
News: 2016 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
In case you haven’t noticed, that gasoline price has increased a couple of cents in the past week and is expected to edge up some more in the coming weeks. In other words, that makes the 2016 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid’s value proposition a little more enticing.
Clean Fleet Report – Year in Review
We can say with confidence that cars have never been better bargains, offering cost-effective paths to a “greener” transportation.
2017 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid Breaks Cover with New Face
A significantly updated 2017 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid and its gasoline counterpart made a surprise appearance at the Los Angeles Auto Show sporting a new face.
Silicon Valley Invades Your Engine
Tula has developed software algorithms that do something engineers in Detroit, Tokyo and Stuttgart had not thought possible—to shut off different cylinders independently, giving the engine power as needed in a given situation, but saving fuel by giving it only the power needed and not firing any extras cylinders.