Low-priced Toyota Yaris doesn’t sacrifice safety
Do you have to sacrifice safety for the fuel economy of a small car? Not so much, these days. Take the Toyota Yaris, an entry- level model sold in hatchback or sedan body style beginning at $12,855. Even at such a low price, Yaris has been outfitted with the Toyota Star Safety System that includes vehicle stability control, traction... More
Best Bets in Affordable Autos
Buyers looking for affordable vehicles will find that this model year has a promising variety of autos in all sizes. U.S. News & World Report offers their summary of rides, from large SUVs to sub-compacts, that are affordable and reliable. Their numbers are compiled from the reports of analysts and editors from leading automotive... More
All-New 2011 Honda CR-Z Sport Hybrid Coupe to Start at $19,200
On-sale date set for August 24 The all-new 2011 Honda CR-Z sport hybrid coupe is set to debut at dealers on August 24, 2010, with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) starting at $19,200, plus a destination and handling charge of $750, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced. Developed as a stylish, driver-focused vehicle... More
Preparing your vehicle for the long haul
Warm sunny days mean vacations or weekend getaways, and many families take to the road with a camper in tow. Whether you are towing a camper, trailer or boat – regardless of the size – it means you will want to take steps to make sure the vehicle you are using for towing is ready for the haul. Modifications and towing... More
Chevrolet Cruze Eco: Hybrid-Like Fuel Efficiency Without The Price Tag
Cruze Eco delivers an estimated segment-leading 40 mpg on the highway Optional RS appearance package for Cruze LT and LTZ trim levels Chevrolet reveals the compact 2011 Cruze Eco. This high-efficiency model is powered by a 1.4L Ecotec turbocharged engine with variable valve timing that achieves an estimated 40 mpg on the highway... More
Spring car care tips for drivers looking to get the most from their vehicles
Travel is on the rise as the economy slowly recovers, with Americans logging an increase of 6.6 million miles during 2009, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. As this travel trend is expected to continue, it is essential that drivers take the proper steps to help their vehicles remain durable and to get the most from... More
The Way You Drive May Call For More Frequent Maintenance
The way you maintain your car should take into account the conditions in which you drive. Way too many drivers underestimate the severity of their driving habits. As a result, they follow the wrong maintenance schedule. When polled recently, only 6 percent of motorists felt they did most of their driving under severe driving conditions.... More
Chevrolet Cruze Brings Midsize Car Presence To The Compact Car Segment
• Spaciousness and amenities of a midsize car with the fuel economy of a compact • New Ecotec 1.4 turbo engine delivers up to 40 miles per gallon on the highway • Segment-leading safety including 10 standard airbagsThe Cruze, which goes on sale later this year, delivers many segment-leading features and details that challenge... More
Back to Basics at the Pump
(ARA) – For most drivers, filling up at the pump is an automatic routine. But considering that cars are typically one of our largest investments, it’s important to remember the way we take care of them can mean the difference between trouble-free driving and costly repairs. Dr. FuelGood is Sam Memmolo, an ASE certified... More

