A prototype Chevy Volt is winning guarded praise from critics during brief tests in L.A.
The finalists for the 2010 North American Car and Truck of the Year Award are out and we couldn’t help doing a little prognostication as to who might follow the 2009’s winner, the Hyundai Genesis (above).
By Motormouths scores alone the Porsche Panamera should be a lock for the Car award with a 90 score (followed by the Click for more
Depending on what you drove in the past 10 years, Cars.com’s list of the worst cars sold during the decade (from “the Caddy that Zigs” to Daewoo’s entire lineup) may bring back some laughs, or just painful memories. On the other hand, it’s list of most improved cars may give the car industry hope Click for more
The 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon (yes “Wagon” they arent coyly calling it a crossover) is getting enthusiastic thumbs up from Automobile, Motor Trend, and Jalopnik whose Ben Wojdyla raves…
Conventional wisdom is Americans don’t like wagons, imagining them as transportation for unwashed masses of rugrats driven by people who’ve given up being cool. The Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon resoundingly shreds that stereotype.
It’s early, but Buick’s latest is averaging a nifty 83 among critics. (Typical tout above.)
With Saab preparing for its dirt nap, and Chrysler and GM whistling past the graveyard, The New York Times offers a helpful guide explaining what happens to your new car warranty if your car’s maker goes bankrupt. Here’s the short version: “There are no guarantees, but it is likely — if the automaker desires — that warranties will be honored. But there are several legal twists and turns.”
[photo via Shorpy]