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Auto Hacking Seen as Growing Risk With Electronics Frenzy: Cars - Businessweek
Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Drivers can talk with each other via Bluetooth phone connections, ask their cars for directions and dial up satellite radio. The same cars use electronic components to signal the gas pedal to accelerate and control stability.
The Best-Selling Cars Of All Time: 24/7 Wall St. - Huffington Post
From 24/7 Wall St.: The most successful car in history may be the Ford Model T. While other models may have sold more vehicles, Ford managed to sell nearly 17 million cars from 1908 to 1927 -- a period when car ownership was rare compared to today.
New California rules require cleaner cars - PhysOrg
The package of Air Resources Board regulations would require auto manufacturers to offer more zero- or very low-emission cars such as battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell and plug-in hybrid vehicles in California starting with model year 2018.
U.S. News: Behold the best family cars of 2012 - CBS News
And the winner of U.S. News & World Report's ranking of the best 2012 family cars is... Ford and Honda. The automakers' vehicles were each No. 1 in four categories, with editors at the magazine picking winners in 18 categories based on safety ...
Formula One 2012: New Design Regulations Creates Ugliest Cars Ever - Bleacherreport.com
As the wraps come off the 2012 batch of Formula One cars, it is becoming increasingly apparent that this year’s stable will be one of the ugliest on record, as the constructors are forced to introduce cars with an unsightly kink in their noses.
Cars.com Super Bowl Commercial: 'Confident You' Spot Will Have Fans Cracking Up - Bleacherreport.com
Cars.com decided to take the route of special effects, once again, this year for their Super Bowl Sunday game day commercial. The "Confident You" spot deserves some attention and love, and it will certainly get some from the millions of viewers during it's ...
15 great cars that get overlooked - CNN Money
They don't get featured on the covers of car magazines or feted in Super Bowl commercials. At dealer lots, they get parked in the back while newer, glitzier models are showcased in the showroom. They won't get you many oohs and ahs from the car ...
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