Torrance, California-based Lexus, the luxury car division of Toyota, sold 206,037 units for the year 2000, an all-time U.S. sales record.
Read More →The new century is starting with a much different mix of cars and light trucks on U.S. roads.
Read More →The continued popularity of sport utility vehicles has led one auto company to work toward making them among the safest vehicles on the road.
Read More →AAA's automotive experts rated 12 vehicles as best in their price category and, again this year, named a "Cool Car" because of its unique characteristics.
Read More →Motorola, an early leader in wireless text messaging, continues to offer a broad portfolio of two-way handheld devices which bring personal technology to everyone who needs to stay connected while on the go.
Read More →Honda and Acura vehicles recently earned awards for high resale value from two leading organizations.
Read More →Saab Cars USA has announced sales of 3,131 cars for November 2000, a 25 percent increase over November 1999 (2,500 cars). Year-to-date sales of 35,726 units are down 2 percent from the same period in 1999 (36,621).
Read More →Cars are increasingly capable of doing more for their passengers. Here or on the drawing boards are features such as heated seats that "remember" driver preferences; navigation systems that guide a motorist through unfamiliar streets; wireless communications devices that call for help in an emergency; and climate controls to accommodate the individual wishes of the driver and the passenger.
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