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For a variety of reasons - safety, appearance, environmental impact - each one of these has a shot at being the worst car ever.

Worst Car Ever: 9 Rides We Love to Hate On

Chris Smith - January 1, 2019

For a variety of reasons - safety, appearance, environmental impact - each one of these has a shot at being the worst car ever.

The Lexus GS was one of the most reliable used cars in 2018

These Are the 19 Most Reliable Used Vehicles in 2018

Robbie Clark - February 16, 2018

If you're looking for the most reliable used cars, a recently released annual survey from J.D. Power should be able to help.

Over the air updates will be used in GM cars by 2020

GM Pushing for Over-the-Air Updates by 2020

Steven Symes - July 27, 2017

GM will start utilizing over the air updates in all of its cars by 2020, challenging a feature only Tesla offers at the moment.

June car sales were good for the all-new Chevrolet Equiniox

June Car Sales: Domestics Take a Dip, Foreign Brands See an Up Tick

Robbie Clark - July 3, 2017

Detroit car makers Ford, Fiat Chrysler and GM saw June car sales slip compared to June 2016, while some foreign makers saw slight rise in sales.

A row of cars in the Cadillac headquarters

Cadillac Metamorphosis Coming Up Roses

Steven Symes - May 24, 2017

Some were skeptical when the Cadillac headquarters got a New York City address. But since moving from Detroit, it's a brand on the up and up.

Ninety percent of the GMC Acadia is made in America

Think Your Car Is Made in America? It’s Complicated

Chris Smith - May 12, 2017

There's a lot of talk about buying cars made in America. But with globalization and components, there are varying degrees of domestic manufacturing.

You Can Get a New Hummer H1 Again, Sort of

Steven Symes - May 11, 2017

If you've always wanted a Hummer H1, but also love that genuine new car smell, it's your lucky day. A "brand-new" Hummer H1 is coming out of Detroit again.

A car rolls off the production line at the Corvette Assembly Plant

Corvette Assembly Plant: When Tours Shut Down, Rumors Run Wild

Steven Symes - May 9, 2017

The Bowling Green Corvette Assembly Plant is shutting down public tours for 18 months. Rumors are rampant about what they are doing during that time.

FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne discusses a Fiat Chrysler merger with reporters

FCA Abandons Merger Pursuit, Will Finally Focus on Making Cars

Steven Symes - April 25, 2017

FCA CEO Marchionne says he's through with the idea of a Fiat Chrysler merger. The ill-fated deal has lead to some embarrassing rebuffs in the past.

An electric Hummer would say a lot about GM's commitment for greener vehicles

Why Can’t We Have an Electric Hummer?

Steven Symes - April 18, 2017

Yes, an electric Hummer may seem absurd at first. But there really are some good reasons why GM should consider bringing the bygone beast back.

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