2011 Mini Crossman spied:
Today, our illustrators have devised a rendition of what the 2011 Mini
Crossman will look like, and it should fit in well within the brand?s
lineup.
GM improves, Toyota slips as industry sales decline eases: Ford,
Honda and General Motors posted their smallest sales declines of the
year in April, while Nissan and Toyota had their largest, as the
industry improved from depressed levels of February and March.
Honda FCX Clarity: Don't be too quick to buy into the hydrogen myth: We
just spent the better part of a week in the fabulous Honda FCX Clarity
hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicle. It is leaps and bounds beyond the science
experiments that represented the first few rounds of fuel cells we
remember from 20 or so years ago.
NEWS BRAKE: Friday, May 1: In
today's News Brake: We take a look at where things stand now that
Chrysler has filed for bankruptcy; the GTA Spano is ready to roll in
Spain; and we catch a look at changes for the BMW 6-series ... But
Wait, There's More!
NEWS BRAKE: Thursday, April 30: In
today's News Brake: Chrysler files for bankruptcy protection; a
one-owner Ford Model A heads to a museum; and the Hurst guys work their
magic on a Dodge Challenger ... But Wait, There's More!
Speedy green: Italdesign-Giugiaro's Frazer-Nash Namir: Whatever
uncertainties await us on the other side of oil, there will still be
speed. If the Frazer-Nash Namir is any indication, there will still be
a frightening amount of it.
Green Cars: Report on hybrid and other alternative fuel cars In
terms of green car technology, North America is just catching up to the
rest of the world. As green technology costs come in line with the
value to the consumer, we'll probably see more eco-friendly cars hit
the street. Whether it's gasoline-electric hybrids, hydrogen fuel
cells, electric, new-generation diesel or the next big thing, AutoWeek
cover it on these pages.