Automobile News

Nissan continues to move forward with its plans to revive the long-retired Datsun brand. The company says the cars will carry a sticker price of just $3,000 - $5,000 and will be sold in limited markets.

Costa Mesa - With the cost of gas ever on the upswing and the financial picture not appearing to get any better, a California website realizes that car shoppers are looking for vehicles that provide more than just basic transportation.

New York - Getting around traffic gridlock may be much easier in the very near future as a street-legal airplane will touch down at the New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) starting next week.

The odds of having an accident involving an uninsured driver continue to rise as new data released by the Insurance Research Council (IRC) found that approximately one in seven motorists on the nation's highways are driving without insurance.

A study has shown that the number of young children who are unbuckling car restraints while travelling may be surprisingly high.

Sanford - A Florida truck dealership is running a special promotion, offering a free assault rifle with the purchase of a used truck. The promotion kicked off Veterans Day and runs through the end of the month.

The 2001 Jaguar Daimler Majestic built specifically for the Queen is now up for sale, and is expected to fetch more than £65,000.

China's red-hot economic growth became more evident on Monday after its 2009 vehicle sales jumped 46 percent and cemented the nation's position as the largest automobile market in the world.

President Hugo Chavez of Valenzuela is angry at Toyota motor's decision to stop production of its Land Cruiser 70 4x4 vehicle, a model that many believe serves the rural areas well because of poor road conditions.

It looks like a Jetsons car and costs $25,000. The all-electric Aptera 2e will begin rolling out this fall as another auto company seeks to merge clean energy with eye-popping design.