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CNNMoney: Motor Trend SUV of the Year: Range Rover Evoqueupdated: Tue Oct 25 2011 11:10:00

Motor Trend magazine named Land Rover's Range Rover Evoque as SUV of the Year Tuesday.

CNNMoney: Maserati unveils a made-in-Detroit SUVupdated: Tue Sep 13 2011 16:27:00

The same Detroit factory workers who today are building Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durangos should soon also be assembling a new SUV for Maserati that will have an engine produced by Ferrari.

CNNMoney: Toyota to recall luxury cars over engine problemsupdated: Fri Jul 02 2010 03:52:00

Toyota Motor Co. plans to start recalling luxury vehicles possibly affected by engine problems on Monday.

CNNMoney: Toyota testing safety on all SUVsupdated: Thu Apr 15 2010 04:03:00

Toyota announced Thursday that is testing all of its sports utility vehicles after it suspended worldwide sales of the Lexus GX 460 due to a reported risk of rollover.

Fortune: Hyundai Equus takes on the Germansupdated: Tue Jan 05 2010 09:06:00

My time in the 2011 Hyundai Equus that I tested in Korea was divided as follows: two minutes in the driver's seat guiding the car up and down a flat, parking-lot-like surface at Hyundai's R&D Center outside Seoul, and three days sitting in the right rear passenger seat being chauffeured around the city by a skilled Hyundai company driver.

CNNMoney: What's a '57 Ferrari worth? $12 millionupdated: Mon May 18 2009 14:58:00

A 1957 Ferrari race car was sold at auction in Italy on Sunday for a record $12 million, according to the Italian automaker.

Tips for buying used carsupdated: Thu Apr 02 2009 16:21:00

The main "ups" of buying a used car are the lower initial purchase price, as well as lower property taxes (where applicable) and insurance costs. The main "downs" of buying a used car are that it's a used car, not new -- so there's no new car warranty and you are more vulnerable to used car problems that could cost you money, as well as aggravation.

Fortune: Bavaria's next top modelupdated: Wed Mar 18 2009 11:28:00

For a luxury-car maker like BMW, the unveiling of a new model at the Geneva auto show is as important as a New York opening for a Hollywood movie. The Geneva show is considered the premier showcase for upscale automobiles, and a positive reception there can create invaluable buzz.

Fortune: Driving a bargainupdated: Mon Mar 09 2009 07:07:00

Given the ongoing state of the economy, hearing about automotive bargains may be cold comfort. But if you are in the position to pick up some new sheet metal, there has never been a better time.

Hyundai Genesis called 'new era of luxury'updated: Fri Feb 13 2009 10:47:00

Autoblog recently spent time in Korea driving pre-production versions of the new Hyundai Genesis. This is the car that, according to Hyundai, will usher in a new era of luxury.

Top picks in $30,000+ used luxury carsupdated: Fri Jan 30 2009 09:26:00

Recently, Consumer Reports magazine issued its list of best and worst used cars, and divvied them up by price range.

Luxury cars for under $30,000updated: Fri Jan 23 2009 14:52:00

The conventional wisdom, among most folks, anyway, is that buying a used car is usually something done out of necessity, by those on a budget -- that is, people who want, or need, to "move down" from the new-car market because a new model is simply out of their reach.

CNNMoney: One man's quest to build his dream carupdated: Wed Jan 14 2009 09:11:00

A sign of hope for today's ailing auto industry is here at the 2009 North American International Auto Show, but not where you'd expect to find it.

People.com: Soccer Hunk Cristiano Ronaldo Totals Ferrariupdated: Thu Jan 08 2009 13:29:00

The Manchester United star crashes his car in an airport tunnel

Time.com: Germany's Car Industry Crashesupdated: Sat Oct 11 2008 19:00:00

The world's biggest exporter falters as the global financial crisis begins to bite

Fortune: Meet the ferocious 2009 Maserati GranTurismoupdated: Wed Oct 08 2008 10:27:00

I have been accused of many biases in my car-critiquing life. My supposed German addiction usually tops the list, but lately a British prejudice is showing, some readers tell me. And now, it seems, I'm besotted by the Italians. Their cars have always been sinful and sexy - but now they're on a quality and performance roll. Specifically, Maserati has giant-stepped up with the limited-edition 2009 GranTurismo S.

Fortune: An engagingly raging bullupdated: Wed Sep 10 2008 08:50:00

"Did he see us?" I screamed to my automotive accomplice, whom I'll call Speed Queen, as I dug into the carbon ceramic brakes and wrestled the new Lamborghini LP560-4 to a standstill. About 100 feet off the car's chiseled bug-green nose, a California Highway Patrol cruiser was attempting to herd the black Lambo Murciélago to the shoulder.

Time.com: BMW Recalling 200,000 Vehicles updated: Wed Aug 13 2008 17:00:00

BMW AG said Wednesday it was recalling 200,000 vehicles over concerns that the front passenger air bag may not deploy in a crash

CNNMoney: BMW's profit slides 33%, shares plummetupdated: Fri Aug 01 2008 09:27:00

Automaker BMW AG said Friday that its second-quarter profit slid nearly 33% and abandoned its annual profit forecast, blaming a drop in U.S. sales, rising costs for raw materials and the strong euro.

CNNMoney: Behind BMW's mock-adupdated: Wed Jun 25 2008 17:21:00

When it comes to advertising on the Internet, industry experts say "funny" sells. Viral video ads are a relatively new market and in just a short time have managed to change the rules of traditional advertising.

Want to go fast? These cars are for youupdated: Fri Jun 20 2008 12:09:00

Meet today's most powerful production cars.

CNNMoney: $11 million: Ferrari nets record priceupdated: Mon May 19 2008 14:13:00

A 1961 Ferrari California Spyder sold for $10,894,900 at an auction in Maranello, Italy, Saturday. It was the highest price ever paid for a vintage car at auction, according to RM Auctions and Sotheby's, the companies that organized the sale.

Fortune: Cheap thrills: BMW's new babyupdated: Fri Apr 11 2008 14:33:00

I have committed a Sue sin the size of Texas: I have knowingly requested, driven, and (wo)manhandled the least expensive, least horsepowered BMW in the U.S. today, the 128i. And I loved every minute of it.

Counterfeiters zoom in on fake Ferrarisupdated: Fri Apr 04 2008 05:53:00

If a vintage Ferrari for $30,000 sounds too good to be true, that's probably because it is.

CNNMoney: V8's luxury rumble grows fainterupdated: Wed Jan 30 2008 16:40:00

When Ford's new flagship Lincoln sedan, the MKS, goes on sale later this year it will be available with all-wheel-drive, a six-speed transmission and plenty of rear-seat legroom. But one feature usually found on full-size luxury cars will not be available on the MKS at any price: a V8 engine.

Should you buy a 'certified' used car?updated: Mon Jan 14 2008 10:53:00

Big Al, the used car dealer with that small lot down on the corner, may be your mother's cousin, but that doesn't mean you'll get the best used car deal in town from him. He sells all brands of cars, has no visible shop or mechanical staff, and he is the only one that stands behind the quality of his cars ... until the rear tires clear his driveway.

Fortune: Audi and Ford drive two different roadsupdated: Fri Jan 11 2008 05:14:00

Ford CEO Alan Mulally met with a group of reporters in Detroit earlier this week and, based on reports in the local papers, he was not very encouraging.

CNNMoney: DaimlerChrysler gets record fuel economy fineupdated: Wed Jan 02 2008 14:27:00

DaimlerChrysler has been hit with the largest fine ever assessed against any company for violating fuel economy standards set by the federal government.

CNNMoney: Toyota no. 1 in customer loyalty, GM close behindupdated: Fri Dec 07 2007 17:02:00

Toyota Motor Company does a better job than any car company in America of keeping its customers coming back, according to data from J.D. Power and Assoc. General Motors ranks second in customer retention.

Fortune: Jaguar, Land Rover look to buyers in Indiaupdated: Thu Nov 08 2007 13:49:00

Have boutique luxury car brands gone out of fashion? So it would seem. Not long ago high-profile upscale automakers sold faster than blue-light specials at Kmart. Buyers raced down the aisles, filling their shopping baskets with the likes of Lamborghini, Aston Martin, and Saab, not to mention Jaguar and Land Rover.

Fortune: How to rent highflying wheelsupdated: Fri Oct 19 2007 09:25:00

If you're like me, you probably log a lot of miles for business -- and often at the pointy end of the plane, thanks to frequent-flier programs.

2008 first-time car model roundupupdated: Wed Oct 17 2007 13:57:00

The pages of the 2007 calendar can't disappear fast enough for auto lovers, because the 2008 model year ushers in a bumper crop of fascinating redesigns and an unusually large number of first-time models.

Bond car tops list of cool brandsupdated: Thu Sep 13 2007 07:04:00

James Bond's favorite car -- the Aston Martin -- has topped a list of the coolest brands in the UK thanks to its long-running association with the legendary super-spy.

CNNMoney: Steve McQueen's Ferrari sells for $2.3 millionupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 02:08:00

A Ferrari sports car, once owned and raced by the actor Steve McQueen, sold for $2.3 million, twice its originally estimated auction value, at a Christie's auction in Monterey, California.

Steve McQueen's Ferrari sold for $2.31 millionupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 00:53:00

A classic Ferrari once owned by Steve McQueen sold for $2.31 million Thursday night at auction.

CNNMoney: Luxury dented in car-crash studyupdated: Thu Aug 16 2007 07:21:00

Luxury doesn't always buy complete car safety, according to a new report.

SI.com: Arash Markazi: Wiley enjoying semi-retirement modeupdated: Sat Jul 21 2007 23:25:00

Marcellus Wiley's expression doesn't change as he sifts through a batch of car keys placed atop his office drawer. Looking at each set, the sound of clinking steel drowning out the music in the background, he finally comes to an obvious conclusion.

SI.com: Austin Murphy: Doping allegations linger over Tour De Franceupdated: Fri Jun 29 2007 01:05:00

The Greek philosopher Diogenes carried a lantern in broad daylight, in the search, he said, of an honest man. I was thinking of bringing a lantern -- or at least one of those little squeeze lights -- over to the Tour de France this year, in search of a clean rider.

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