#Diesel

If new diesel offerings by Ram and Nissan in the half-ton pickup truck segment prove popular, General Motors is poised and ready to compete.

Getting “mileage” out of a purchase can mean more than saving gas. There’s cargo capacity, seat space and price to take into account on top of hunting for high miles per gallon.

Plenty of new diesel models are coming to America with industry watchers predicting the number of diesel-powered cars will double in 2014.

As it turns out, Nissan poached more than just an executive from Chrysler’s Ram truck brand when Fred Diaz leaped lilly pads.

BMW is issuing a recall for its 2009 and 2010 X5 xDrive35d SUVs for a potential loss of battery power and the risk of a vehicle fire.

A new study suggests that luxury car buyers could be losing interest in alternative fuel vehicles.

There’s good news for luxury diesel fans now that the EPA has released official fuel economy ratings for the 2014 BMW 328d.

It’s been years since rumors of a nine-speed transmission from Mercedes-Benz started emerging, and now buyers can finally drive one… in Europe. 

Something interesting happened this year in the world of domestic compact cars. Chevrolet released a diesel version of its globally-marketed Cruze sedan.

Expect  the number of fuel efficient vehicles offered by General Motors grow in the next four years.