Volvo Leads the Way in Safety Systems in 2009 Model-Year

EL SEGUNDO, CA - Swedish automaker Volvo remains the worldwide leader in deployment of vehicle safety systems in the United States for the 2009 model-year, with an average of five per car.

GM’s Car-to-Car Communication Named 'Breakthrough' Technology

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has selected General Motor's vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology for its annual list of 10 Breakthrough Technologies for 2015.

Rebranded Motus One Expands Vehicle Logistics Business

Event Solutions International will begin operating as Motus One and invest $2 million in technology to streamline 90% of the processes of the automotive mobility company that provides vehicle transportation services and event management.

GM Recalls SUVs to Repair Airbag Problem

GM to Expand XM Satellite Radio to 44 Models

General Motors Corp. announced it will offer XM Satellite Radio in 44 of its 57 GM models, or more than three-quarters of GM's 2004-model year fleet.

Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Set May Records

Several manufacturers reported a record-setting month of May for sales of certified pre-owned vehicles.

OEMs Showcase 'Greener' Models for 2010

For 2010, automakers offer more hybrid models than ever for fleets to add to their selectors.

10 Cars Americans Don't Want to Buy Anymore

The 10 vehicles that spent the longest time on dealer lots in 2014 has been released. The Honda Insight had the longest time to turn spending an average of 100 days longer on a lot than any other vehicle, according to a report from 24/7 Wall St.

GM’s Research Driving Simulator Puts Super Cruise Through Its Paces

The automaker is using an upgraded R&D facility to study driver behavior in automated driving situations.