Driveline Blog

The 2009 Dodge Challenger and the 2010 Chevy Camaro may be getting lots of attention these days, but Ford wants to remind everyone that the Mustang is still a player in the muscle car market. Ford is planning a refresh of the Mustang for the 2010 model year, and has been steadily leaking teaser images [...]

Adding a community section to the blog has been on my to-do list for ages, and I’m happy to say that the task is finally complete. I managed to setup a community page on Ning recently, which you can visit by clicking here or on the Community tab on the nav bar in the upper [...]

Top Gear host and automotive curmudgeon Jeremy Clarkson has consistently professed his disgust for American cars, claiming that a European variant of the Chrysler 300 had “wallow-matic suspension” and that driving the Jeep Grand Cherokee was so uncomfortable it felt like it was “made entirely from melted Lego.” That’s why Clarkson’s recent, glowing review of [...]

Crossover vehicles are a hot market segment for automakers these days, as the car-buying public seems to be abandoning full-size SUVs and minivans. The drop in SUV sales is undoubtedly due to high gas prices, while the minivan seems to be suffering mostly from a negative (and undeserved) bad case of PR. My wife and [...]

Group Lotus Plc recently passed along news that the Lotus Evora has already starting winning awards, despite the fact that the vehicle still isn’t slated to arrive in European dealer showrooms until the Summer of 2009. (The Evora may arrive in North America in late 2009 or early 2010.) The award in question is the [...]