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    By David Schepp

    | 6:30AM 11/02/2010
    Carmakers are expected to report a mixed picture for October sales: mostly better than a year ago, but down slightly from September. Still, the pace appears strong enough that the upper end of full-year forecasts is reachable.

    By David Schepp

    | 4:15PM 10/26/2010
    Although Honda and Toyota remain the benchmark of reliability in the U.S. automobile industry, General Motors has made considerable strides in improving the quality of its cars and trucks, according to the magazine's 2010 Annual New Car Reliability Survey.

    By Hugh Collins

    | 7:43AM 10/13/2010
    BMW is revamping its X3 model in a bid to catch up with Audi in the U.S. small SUV market. The X3, a small compact SUV that includes optional in-car Internet access, goes on sale on Jan. 22, Bloomberg News said. The car will take on more than 3 inches in length and 1 inch in width as BMW strives...

    By David Schepp

    | 3:30PM 9/13/2010
    Volkswagen has tapped a veteran with deep knowledge of the U.S. domestic auto industry to head its U.S. operations. The German carmaker named Jonathan Browning, who has worked for both General Motors and Ford Motor, as CEO of Volkswagen of America.

    By Hugh Collins

    | 7:46AM 9/07/2010
    Bayerische Motoren Werke AG aims to boost sales to more than 2 million a year by 2020 by widening the 6-series and Mini model lines as well as bringing in a battery-powered car for city driving. BMW, which sold 1.29 million cars last year, is trying to fend off competition in the luxury car...

    By David Schepp

    | 5:10PM 6/09/2010
    A trio of Ford Motor midsized sedans are among 2010 vehicles that topped the list of an insurance industry crash-testing organization's tests for safety. Hyundai, VW and Audi models also made the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's top grade.

    By Aimee Picchi

    | 3:50PM 1/29/2010
    Audi's "Green Police" ad campaign, featuring green-uniformed cops who give energy-saving tips, will launch during the Super Bowl. But in a historic faux pas, the German carmaker has picked a name with some unpleasant Nazi-era connotations.

    By Aimee Picchi

    | 9:00AM 1/16/2010
    With many advertisers sitting out the big game to save money, commercial prices are down this year. But a recent study shows that avoiding the Super Bowl, even in a recession, may be the wrong play. Turns out, the best defense is a funny offense on the first Sunday in February.

    By Sarah Gilbert

    | 3:40PM 9/30/2009
    In the slog toward greener transportation, cars may be headed in the (approximately, generally) right direction. But even efficient cars still pollute, in the same way that cigarettes with filters and low tar are still carcinogenic. They're better, but not a clean slate by any means. What do you do...