China is the world’s largest market for automotive sales, and General Motors’ [NYSE:GM] luxury brand, Cadillac, is a well-established player in the Chinese market. Cadillac’s Chinese dealer network now includes some 150 stores, which is roughly twice as many as the brand had in...
Based on the U.S. sales numbers reported at the end of 2012, BMW, excluding its MINI and Rolls-Royce brands, sold 281,460 cars and SUVs last year. Mercedes-Benz, excluding... February 19, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Unlike limousines, which are generally designed to coddle occupants in over-the-top luxury, livery cars are meant to get passengers to and from airports or business meetings... February 18, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Ford’s “Mustang Customizer” contest allowed fans to build the Mustang of their dreams on a dedicated website, then go head to head against others on... February 18, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Borrowing a page from BMW, Cadillac is building a limited edition of its CTS-V Coupe, finished in a matte color its calling Silver Frost. Only 100 examples will be built, and... February 15, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
The 2013 SRT Viper GTS-R will be attending the 2013 Le Mans 24 Hours, but before it gets to the Big Show of endurance races, it will contest the first half of the 2013... February 14, 2013 by Nelson Ireson
It may seem like the life of a traveling auto writer is all unicorns, rainbows, and thumping V-8s (or V-10s or V-12s), but track-testing a new car can be tough. You have to... February 14, 2013 by Nelson Ireson
Bespoke British outfit A. Kahn Design, a specialist in enhancing luxury rides like the Range Rover, has finally got its hands on the latest 2013 model. Considering the vast... February 14, 2013 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Though the Australian V8 Supercar Series and our own NASCAR series are radically different forms of racing, the two series share more than a few common elements. Both base... February 13, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Puerto Rico probably isn't the first place you think of when you think about great driving roads--or driving at all for that matter. Beaches, beer, sun, sand, and time away... February 13, 2013 by Nelson Ireson
The task for The New York Times' contributor John M. Broder sounded simple enough: to highlight Tesla’s newly-installed Supercharger Stations at Interstate 95 rest... February 12, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Last year, Nissan solicited social media feedback to build the ultimate track-day 370Z, an event it dubbed “Project 370Z.” The idea was to gather the knowledge of... February 11, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
If you’re looking for a big SUV with plenty of luxury, some of the best off-road credentials, and the latest technology, the 2013 Range Rover from Land Rover is one of... February 11, 2013 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
The Chicago Auto Show isn't typically the blockbuster event that Detroit, Geneva, and New York are, and this years has been no exception--but it has still hosted some notable... February 8, 2013 by Nelson Ireson
Chrysler’s parts and accessories division, Mopar, sells a dizzying array of products for all of the Chysler Group vehicles, and each year the Mopar division works its... February 8, 2013 by Kurt Ernst
Although Kia apparently missed the memo from 1996 that under-car neon lights are no longer cool, the overall effect of this Superman-inspired Kia Optima Hybrid is right on... February 7, 2013 by Nelson Ireson