Monthly Archives: August 2009

In today’s News Brake: Nissan says the Leaf will get 367 mpg, GM presses to sell Opel, and seat belts reach a milestone . . . But Wait, There’s More!

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Despite its cute exterior and polite, if uninspiring, on-road demeanor, the Nissan Sentra is one aggressive sedan – at least in terms of value. Priced to start at just $15,420 this year, the compact sedan now offers more optional technology … Continue reading →

Jim has covered the fundamentals and offered great tips on what to do before you start working after college. I figured I would chime in with my thoughts on how college students can get ahead of their peers by the … Continue reading →

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The green car mileage race is now under way, and Nissan Motor Co. isn’t impressed by the Chevrolet Volt’s 230-mpg claim.

From the moment that rumors began circulating about a possible Fiat/Chrysler merger, car fans have been giddy about the possibility of Alfa Romeo returning to America. One reason the marque instills such passion: the company’s plan to release a 100-unit, … Continue reading →

For drivers in congested urban areas, nothing is quite as frustrating as finding a parking spot. Yes, traffic is a hassle, and the countless construction detours inspire unprecedented levels of road-rage, but finding that elusive spot on your block or … Continue reading →

The past 48 hours have been big for wagons. Apart from the buzz surrounding the 2011 Mercedes Benz E-class Wagon, there’s also been news of the Cadillac CTS-V SportWagon and Honda’s likely U.S. launch of an Acura wagon based on … Continue reading →

General Motors is anxious to wrap up the sale of Opel, a top executive said Tuesday.