Cars You May Be Driving In 10 Years
From hybrid supercars to small, networked vehicles designed for dense traffic, the auto industry is poised for change.
Hannah Elliott, Forbes StaffFrom hybrid supercars to small, networked vehicles designed for dense traffic, the auto industry is poised for change.
Hannah Elliott, Forbes StaffWhich cities feel the most pain from high gas prices? The answer may surprise you.
Christopher Helman, Forbes StaffCadillac just announced that it’s re-launching its certified pre-owned program with an eye toward boosting its cars’ resale values, and it looks like it’s now among the best in the business. The new program includes a more-comprehensive 172-point vehicle inspection and reconditioning system along with a six-year/100,000-mile limited warranty with 24-hour roadside assistance and courtesy transportation for warranty services. Buyers will even receive a comprehensive vehicle history report. read »
Investors and traders in China’s main financial district are talking about the following before the start of trade today. read »
Several trends in automotive design are making cars less practical, less comfortable and in some cases less safe.
Perhaps you've read something lately about how cool vintage cars are these days. To which I say: Take it with a grain of salt. read »
DealerTrak, which makes dealer management computing systems for automobile dealers, is trading sharply higher Tuesday morning on better-than-expected Q1 results. read »
From hybrid supercars to small, networked vehicles designed for dense traffic, the auto industry is poised for change.
Cernobbio, Italy
The Concorso D'Eleganza Villa D'Este starts next week in Cernobbio, Italy. If you won't be soaking in Lake Como whilst you ponder your next purchase at the auction block, console yourself (as I've done) with these beauties. They'll be sold there May 21. 1955 Bentley R-Type Continental Coupe - This is the [...] read »