The recurring theme of Honda?s highly polished FCX fuel-cell car is normalcy, a sign that the company is confident the vehicle is ready for the road.

  Suzuki, best known for little cars with great mileage, had a surge in American sales last year, and brought out its largest vehicle ever.

  General Motors is preparing to test its Equinox Fuel Cell crossover wagons by providing no-cost, three-month tests to 100 consumers in select markets.

  For two years, a Southern California family has been driving the earliest version of Honda?s FCX Clarity fuel-cell vehicle.

  In the standoff between hydrogen supply and hydrogen demand, home refueling stations are one option.

  Instead of a conventional maxi-scooter?s 250 cc-to-400 cc gasoline engine, the Vectrix scooter?s brushless electric motor gets the job done using household current.

  A strike at a Ford Motor Company assembly line in St. Petersburg highlights the tightening labor market in Russia, a problem that would have seemed inconceivable a few years ago.

  Every night, columns of hulking freight trucks invade China?s major cities with a reverberating roar and dark clouds of diesel exhaust so thick it dims headlights.

  A behind-the-scenes battle in Congress over fuel economy standards has ended with automakers cheering the rules.

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

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

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

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

  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.