Ok, so the worst just happened, like something totally NOT GOOD. Perhaps a natural disaster has devastated your country; maybe a virulent disease or food-borne illness is spreading throughout the population; conceivably even the hand of God has reached down from on high and caused an outright nuclear meltdown. Whatever the reason, things are seriously jacked.

Would you believe that you could get a vehicle with a 50-mpg combined rating for under $25,000?

Fiat is recalling 19,500 500L vehicles due to a problem with the transmission that is affecting its shifts. 

Pricing for the Fiat 500 1957 Edition has been announced, with the retro-inspired compact going on sale at $21,200 including destination.

It isn’t a race car, but some of the parts certainly make the Abarth 695 Biposte look like a track-specific machine. 

Love is in the air; either that or exhaust fumes mixed with a whiff of burnt transmission fluid. Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day and people around the world are hugging, kissing and handing out heart-shaped boxes of chocolate. But how boring is that? This holiday is a bigger cliché than every Disney princess movie combined and raised to the power of a Jared jewelry commercial.

A new program that Chrysler announced today is targeting Fiat 500 Abarth owners who want to learn more about performance driving.

The Fiat 500L is getting a new top-trim level, known as the 500L Beats Edition, along with two new engine options in the European market. 

Want the versatility of a hatchback but hate stopping at the gas station? AutoGuide‘s Top 10 list of the most fuel efficient hatchbacks available on today’s market will certainly appeal to you.

Welcome to 2014! Apparently in Chinese Astrology it’s the year of the “wood horse” but let’s hope this timber pony can canter away and carry the auto industry to continuing sales success. Which brands drove away with buckets of cash and which ones took a tumble down the stairs? Let’s take a peek at last month’s showroom winners and losers.

Having completed its planned acquisition of Chrysler, Fiat has announced that the Auburn Hills, Mich. automaker will now be called “Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA).”

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced the results of its 2014 sub-compact crash tests and they aren’t good.