The Corvette wasn't around 100 years ago when Chevrolet was born. But for 2012, the iconic two-seater gets a Chevrolet Centennial Special Edition package that founder and racing pioneer Louis ...

Today's top-of-the-line Regal GS is a 270-horsepower, turbocharged four door with a fine manual transmission, European-style handling, noteworthy road manners, pretty exterior and a heritage of ...

Volvo has had cars on safety lists for years. The big surprise is that the high-performance R-Design version of Volvo's S60 has an exhilarating ride.

Forget about retro, nostalgia stuff. The Dodge Charger is an impressive, large, rear-wheel-drive sedan for today’s buyers who want to stand out from the crowd.

Mazda, the car company known for its "zoom-zoom" marketing campaign, is selling fuel efficiency now, too.

Scion's tC coupe for 2012 is largely a carryover from 2011 that can be optioned out for all tastes.

2012 Nissan Quest has unusual features for a family minivan.

There are three thrifty reasons why the best-selling car in the United States for the past 10 years, the Toyota Camry, is likely to stay on top.

Buick's smallest sedan for 2012 offers style, power and economy.

Despite adding $1,400 of equipment to the 2012 Rio hatchback compared with its 2011 predecessor, the new Rio has a starting price of $14,350, about $300 less.

Where is the rest of the car? Just about everyone asked this question when they saw Scion's newest car, the iQ.

Chevrolet's best-selling sport utility vehicle, the Equinox, is comfortable, attractive and roomy without being oversized.

The Nissan Rogue compact sport utility vehicle is spruced up for 2011, with upscale styling and new features including automatic climate control and navigation system.

Just in time for $4 gasoline, the 2012 Ford Focus compact arrives as a handsome new model with head-turning fuel mileage.

It's time to stop calling the Toyota Sienna a minivan. There's nothing "mini" about the interior of this nearly 17-foot-long vehicle.

The 2011 is the most stylish Sorento sport utility vehicle ever.

Honda is at it again, building a two-seat hybrid car.

Officials at Acura aren't expecting shoppers to flock to its TL sedan because it has a six-speed manual transmission.

Station wagons have been passe in the United States for years, but that didn't stop Cadillac from launching its first U.S.-built wagon.

The 2009 Toyota Venza is the latest attempt by automakers to disguise a station wagon as a new, modern vehicle. Do you know what? The Venza succeeds nicely.