#AmericanCars

 All of the Detroit Big Three manufacture vehicles outside the U.S. borders, some of which are America’s best-selling vehicles.

In the perpetual renaissance city of Detroit, Chevrolet has introduced a car it hopes will spark a five-door renaissance in North America: the 2017 Cruze Hatchback.

By the end of 2017 Buick will have shown a total of seven new models in a span of 24 months. For model year 2018 Buick will bring over the Opel Insignia Country Tourer rebadged as a Buick Regal Wagon. Here are 5 things we know about the 2018 Buick Regal Wagon.

When Buick announced its intention to bring over the Envision built in Yantai, China, you couldn’t go 10 minutes on the internet without stumbling into some kind of furious consternation. Would North Americans care for a car built — ostensibly — for Chinese tastes, and more importantly, would they buy a car built in the People’s Republic?

There are plenty of great midsize sedans to choose from today, but what if you want to spend your money in Detroit? Well, there are really just two options.

Imagine a world without muscle cars.

In the car world of weaponry, something like a McLaren can be compared to a scalpel: It’s delicate, precise, and requires a steady, educated hand to wield. On the complete other side of the spectrum, you have the Ford Mustang GT, which is more like a chainsaw: It’s loud, brash, kind of violent and can be operated by any ham-fisted dude bro worth his weight in energy drinks.

On American Independence Day, better known as the 4th of July, we celebrate everything to do with the United States of America, and where would this nation be without its cars. 

Two General Motors engineers are being put on paid leave as the company continues its internal ignition switch investigation.

Buick is one of GM’s four remaining brands in North America. Following the company’s bankruptcy filing in the middle of 2009 divisions including Pontiac, Hummer, Saturn and Saab were jettisoned like Thanksgiving leftovers at Easter time. Ostensibly this cull allowed the firm to concentrate on its best brands, but why did Buick make the cut and has it been pulling its own weight?

Interested in buying a domestic vehicle but want to make sure it’s as reliable as can be? AutoGuide has compiled a list of the most reliable vehicle in its respective segment based on Consumer Reports’ 2013 predicted reliability results from the 2013 Annual Auto Survey.

Ford made a big splash last year in the hot-hatch segment with the introduction of the Ford Focus ST, and if the 2013 SEMA show is any indication, the aftermarket has really embraced the sporty hatchback.

Maybe it’s a sign of changing times, or maybe it’s just that the current Mustang is really old and about to be replaced, but at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas Ford’s pocket rockets are outshining its muscle car contingent in both numbers and excitement.

When it launched, Buick wasn’t entirely certain where the Encore would fit in the market and that turned out not to matter.

Ford is gearing up to export vehicles it builds in North America to Chinese consumers.