The best feature of the Mercedes-Benz E250 BlueTEC isn’t its styling, torque or amazingly efficient engine, it’s the fact that it’s the cheapest way to park an E-Class in your driveway.

Chrysler might bring another diesel engine to the U.S., this time under the hood of the 200 sedan. 

Volkswagen has chosen the 2015 Geneva Motor Show to reveal some forbidden fruit. 

The list of diesel models in U.S. dealerships is steadily growing and Hyundai could be the next automaker to add to that list.

The Bentley SUV officially has its name and the British automaker has shared some details on the upcoming model.

Looking to grow its market share with a fuel efficient new option, Land Rover today announced it will offer a diesel engine in the North American market.

Could diesel fumes potentially be hazardous to unborn babies?

Maybe you’ve noticed the updated Volkswagen Touareg. Scratch that, it’s a safer bet you haven’t seen one of these premium crossovers. Enhanced for 2015 the vehicle gains a variety of features that are sure to please drivers, even if they have a hard time seeing them.

The Audi Q7 will be the first from the Volkswagen Group to sport a new powertrain.

The Ford F-150 family might gain some new powertrain variants in the near future.

When it comes to vehicular fuels two giants come to mine: gasoline and diesel. The former is dominant on this side of the Atlantic while the latter is extremely popular in the old world. Despite this the French government has plans to slowly phase out diesel for use in passenger cars.

New Cadillac CEO Johan de Nysschen has big plans for the American automaker that includes diesel engines and a possible sports coupe to take on the Porsche 911.

Volkswagen continues to advance its diesel engine technology.

Each year, Consumer Reports conducts its Reliability Survey in order to determine which vehicles presented the most problems fresh off the assembly line.

Nissan plans to make a big splash with its second-generation Titan pickup truck.

The folks at Green Car Journal have just released their list of finalists for the 2015 Green Car of the Year award. The group includes a surprising diversity of vehicles from several manufacturers.

The Porsche  Macan is off to a hot start and in an effort to push things further, the company will expand its lineup in the U.S.

Automakers love to play the numbers game, especially when it comes to big trucks. A recent spat between Ram and Ford saw both companies claiming the “best-in-class” towing title for their respective heavy duty pickups like kids in a sandbox arguing over who has the better castle.

Land Rover is considering a diesel variant of the Evoque crossover for the U.S. market.

Car companies are pretty clever. A lot of time, research and money gets spent before a new product is created.

The new Ford Focus ST is getting a diesel engine option… In Europe.

Chrysler is trying to keep up with demand for its Ram 1500 EcoDiesel pickup.

Mazda might have to give in and turn to an aftertreatments in order to market its diesel powertrain in North America after all. 

Audi has released some details on its future electrical system.

Despite a growing population, global fuel use is projected to decline after the year 2021. By 2035 overall consumption is expected to dip by 4 percent.

Volkswagen will once again be the presenting sponsor for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week.

General Motors has reaffirmed its commitment to diesel vehicles.

The 2015 Porsche Cayenne has officially been unveiled with new styling and more performance.

Slowly but surely, diesel vehicles are catching on in the U.S.

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

As Kia continues to expand its range of offerings, the brand is considering the addition of diesel powerplants to its vehicles sold in the U.S. 

C hrysler’s jump into diesel is paying off, enough so that the brand is asking its supplier to send more of the oil burning engines. 

Audi has confirmed pricing on the 2015 S3, which will start at $41,995 including destination.

Thinking of going green with your daily commute? There are dozens of options available in today’s market for an eco-friendly car and if you’re curious on which ones are greenest, you’ve come to the right place.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has come up with an official fuel economy rating for the 2015 BMW X3 XDrive 28d which offers significant gains over its gas-powered counterpart. 

Could Audi be considering a diesel variant for its hot RS5 sports car?

The diesel market has always been booming in Europe, but now it’s finally catching on in the U.S.

Eight major Japanese automakers have agreed to share engine research.

A horsepower war is brewing and it’s all under the roof of the Volkswagen Group.