#cars

The short list of candidates for the 2014 North American Car of the Year Award was just announced.

Predictably, the 2014 Toyota Corolla review was the most popularly read on AutoGuide.com this week.

Lincoln is probably still a decade away from regaining status as a true luxury brand according to a high-level Ford executive.

Like an empty toothpaste tube BMW is throwing away one of its most respected vehicles. The sporty and sophisticated 3 Series Coupe is not long for this world. But do not despair my fellow automotive enthusiasts, they’re replacing it with something very compelling… the all-new 2014 4 Series.

According to a recent survey of 1,500 licensed drivers, the Smart ForTwo is the most embarrassing car, averaging a “cringe score” of 7.6.

Toyota vehicles were widely popular this week in the AutoGuide new cars section.

The most researched vehicles this week in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section range from practical and fuel efficient to power-driven pony cars.

Running the gamut from highly fuel frugal to ferocious, the most researched cars this week in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section were diverse to say the least.

A new study suggests that by 2020, the idea of having an Internet connection associated with your car will be commonplace.

Sedans and small crossovers composed this week’s top five most popularly researched cars this week. 

Hyundai unveiled its new facility in Alzenau, Germany, which will serve as its center for motorsport development.

In the continuing quest to make cars lighter and tougher, automakers are turning to advanced structural adhesives in order to use more aluminum and exotic composites.

This week saw a diverse mix of affordable cars climb to the top of the list in AutoGuide’s most researched list.

Subaru is pitting Canadian families against each other in a rally for the chance to win a 2014 Forester.

Both the Mazda and Ford hot hatches offer potent turbocharged engines that offer practical performance bargains. While the Mazdaspeed 3 has long been regarded the leader for turbocharged hatchbacks, Ford is offering a legitimate contender.