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- The exterior is taut and athletic, with sweeping curves on the chrome grille, headlights and taillights. Inside, the buttons, gauges and plastics are all high-quality.
Kia should check the security cameras at its offices.
- Kia Motors is recalling about 35,000 Soul and Sorento vehicles to fix wiring in the interior lighting panels that could lead to fires.
- The cars can sustain a separation in the steering shaft assembly that results in a loss of steering capability, a report says. Another report says a bolt in the steering system can become loose.
Federal safety regulators have opened an investigation into reports of steering problems in the hot-selling 2011 Hyundai Sonata sedan.
- The carmaker is ordered to face contempt charges in a suit filed by a paralyzed woman who received a $1.5-million settlement. She now says she settled only because the firm withheld documents.
Toyota Motor Corp. must face charges that it acted in contempt of court in a 2007 lawsuit involving a paralyzed woman, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled.
- The automaker says it will recall 1 million 2005 to 2008 model year vehicles to address a problem with an electronic component that can cause the cars to stall. The recall also affects 200,000 Pontiac Vibe models.
Toyota has recalled more than 1 million of its Corolla and Matrix cars, just days after U.S. auto safety regulators stepped up a probe into the risk that the vehicles could stall because of defective electronic engine control units. The recall also affects 200,000 Pontiac Vibe models built by a joint venture between General Motors Co. and Toyota.
- It's not the fastest of the four Corvettes, but the Z06 is probably the closest to race-ready a person would want for driving on the street.
There's just something about speed that makes a person feel omnipotent. Youthful. Alive. If you have any doubt, check out the 2011 Corvette Z06. After all, it's become the inadvertent poster child of the American midlife crisis.
- Federal officials launch an investigation of possible defects in the Grand Cherokee that could cause leaks and fires in rear-end crashes.
Federal safety officials have launched an investigation into reports that problems with gas tanks on more than 3 million Jeep Grand Cherokees could cause fuel leaks and fires in some crashes.
- Lowering speed limits, putting devices that restrict speeds on trucks and installing more red-light cameras would all help reduce the death rate, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said.
Problems such as drivers using cellphones or Toyota's series of recalls for unintended acceleration are distracting from other significant highway safety issues, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Monday.
- U.S. auto safety regulators have stepped up a probe into the risk that up to 1.2 million Toyota Corolla and Matrix vehicles could stall because of defective electronic engine control units.
- 'The world's finest designers did their best work in Detroit in the 1950s and '60s,' says Joe Bortz. 'A century from now, these cars will be recognized as the Picassos and Rembrandts of their time.'
Almost accidentally, Joe Bortz became the custodian of a fleet of forgotten automotive masterpieces. Along the way, he became an expert on General Motors Co.'s history and a staunch believer in its future.
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