Even when all of its 469 horsepower is summoned, the Cadillac STS-V prefers to stay true to its luxury-car roots.

  Ethanol advocates began a push Wednesday to allow ordinary cars to run on blends of 20 or 30 percent ethanol, compared with 10 percent currently.

  After more than four decades, Jan Hyde is as passionate as ever about his 1960 Corvette.

  The redesigned CTS looks as if Cadillac loosened the reins on practicality and let the designers have some fun.

  A surprise candidate emerges in the search for earth-friendly cooling: carbon dioxide.

  The decisions came as both General Motors and Ford Motor Company are struggling to keep their respective turnaround plans on track.

  With an uncertain economy and gas prices through the roof, sales of recreational vehicles are slipping, although the most expensive R.V.?s are still moving off the lot.

  Congressional negotiators reached a deal on legislation to require automakers to achieve 35 miles per gallon on average by 2020.

  Mr. Smith tried to modernize the automaker during the 1980s but instead became associated with its decline.

  Kias that won?t start in the morning and high-revving Hondas are among the problems found in recent technical service bulletins.

  The one thing about the Suzuki Wagon R that is oversize is the number of sales.

  IN his 35 years of restoring cars, Mark Miller has seen it all ?the good, the bad and the unsightly.

  Drivers in central Monmouth County find themselves facing yet another configuration of roads, courtesy of the New Jersey Department of Transportation: the roundabout.

  Though the H3 weighs in at around 4,800 pounds, it still qualifies as the baby of the Hummer family.