Geneva Motor show
Italdesign buyers get a say in Zerouno supercar design
March 13Italdesign is famous for designing cars for automotive customers. So when designing a car for individual customers, it followed the same route: Show them the design and ask what changes they'd make.
Buick expected to replace Regal sedan with 5-door hatch, wagon
March 14General Motors plans to replace the Buick Regal sedan in the United States with a sedan-styled five-door hatchback and Buick's first wagon in two decades, according to two auto forecast firms.
Lexus takes aim at Mercedes, Tesla with new hybrid sedan
March 8Lexus's newest hybrid sedan, the LS 500h, is aimed squarely at luxury plug-in hybrid and full electric rivals from Mercedes and Tesla.
Judging Geneva: Swiss bliss and big-time bummers
March 12Reporter and vintage croissant collector David Undercoffler sorts out the industry's hits and misses at the Geneva auto show.
Station wagons back on stage to cure SUV fatigue
March 10At the Geneva auto show, the world's blue-blooded European carmakers showed off their newest creations in a parade of carbon-fiber reptiles that command six-figure sums. But across the show floor, an even stranger beast appeared -- one many thought to be extinct: the station wagon.
Ford's new 3-banger can run on 2 cylinders
March 13Ford is introducing a second 3-cylinder engine, a 1.5-liter, that features cylinder deactivation and can run on two-cylinders
CEO: First Volvo EV's range to be 250 miles
March 13Volvo's first-ever electric vehicle will likely have a range of at least 250 miles and a price starting between $35,000 and $40,000 when it debuts in 2019, Volvo Americas CEO said.
Bentley tests EV waters with concept
March 13Bentley debuted a sultry convertible concept, the EXP 12 Speed 6e, which represented both the brand's first all-electric concept powertrain and a styling shift for the brand.
The flying car could take off in 7 years
March 13Design house Italdesign and Airbus offered a glimpse of a possible future solution to traffic congestion at the Geneva auto show.
Exotic vehicles tout customization, limited editions to tempt deep pockets
March 13Customization and derivation were everywhere at the Geneva show as ultra-premium brands launched new ways to build a bespoke model or upped the power ante and exclusivity of existing vehicles.
In Europe, mainstream brands feel the heat
March 13Volume automakers have good reason to fear luxury brands in Europe - mainly the German trio of Mercedes, Audi and BMW, but increasingly Volvo and Jaguar Land Rover. Luxury brands are gaining sales and pushing successfully into new segments.
VW's brawny successor to the CC
March 13Volkswagen's new Arteon Gran Turismo premium sedan will be a more muscular-looking successor to the CC when in arrives in the U.S. next year as a 2019 model.
