Automotive

Much has been written about Volkswagen and last year’s breakout #dieselgate. Before the emissions hit the fan, VW all but owned the diesel car market. GM had a Chevy Cruze diesel on offer, but very few noticed, fewer still actually bought one.

A few months ago, we showed you the new Ford Explorer Interceptor Utility—the police version of the Ford Explorer—which would be harder than ever to spot from afar.

For the general public, there aren't a lot of advantages to choosing a hydrogen-powered vehicle over an electric car: the refuelling infrastructure isn't that great, and total driving range is not that impressive yet. However, for the U.S.

The AMC Pacer is one of those cars that leaves no one indifferent; either you love its unique styling or you laugh at its oddball shape. Nicknamed the rolling aquarium, this car has gotten a lot of attention ever since it was launched.

We knew that the Jeep Grand Wagoneer was coming back in the next few years. We also knew that FCA was thinking about making it a competitor to the German SUVs.

Today, Ford officially closed its assembly plant in Melbourne, Australia. The plant produced the entire Falcon lineup—which was an Australian exclusive—as well as the Territory, a midsize SUV.

Okay, those of you who regularly buy shoes without trying them on, raise your hand. Anybody? No one does, because we want to make sure those shoes fit and look good. It should be the same thing with cars and trucks.

The 2017 Buick Envision’s arrival in the exceedingly popular luxury compact SUV segment is happening not a minute too soon.

Chevrolet's compact SUV has always been held in high regard among buyers in this segment.

Yesterday evening, American autmotive journalist Brock Yates died. He was 83 years old. Born in 1933 in the state of New York, the Mr. Yates served in the Navy before joining the ranks of Car & Driver in 1964.