Powering Your Car Using Just One Wire? It’s Likely, Says University of Central Florida Professor’s Study
While today's electrical cables are only used to transmit electricity, Dr. Jayan Thomas and his Ph.D. student, Zenan Yu, from…
Dealers and Consumers Will be Contending With a Flood of Used Cars in Upcoming Years
Used cars are making a comeback in the U.S., and even more growth is expected over the upcoming years. According…
Major Car Theft Issues Plaguing Both US Coasts
The first reported car theft occurred in France in 1896, when Baron de Zuylen’s Peugeot was stolen by his mechanic.…
New Report Finds Federal Employees Responsible in Majority of Vehicular Accidents
A new report from the Government Accountability Office revealed that, between fiscal years 2008 and 2012, federal agencies got into…
As Writers Offer Their Take on Hybrid Battery Costs, Researchers Work to Find a Solution
If dead men tell no tales, dead hybrid cars carry no passengers. Even with the best warranties for your vehicle,…
Glow-In-The-Dark Roads Replace Streetlights On Dutch Highway
The Netherlands is making history -- and possibly channeling the popular science-fiction film Tron. Dutch companies are experimenting with photoluminescent paint;…
General Motors Orders Stop-Delivery On Small Chevy Car Models
General Motors announced the recall of 1.6 million compact models in February. Apparently it wasn't enough. Earlier today, the worldwide…
GM recalls 1.3 million cars for steering defect
General Motors has said that the company is recalling 1.3 million cars in U.S because the electronic power steering does…
Defective General Motors Ignition Switches Kill 12; Young Drivers Most Likely Victims
GM's faulty ignition switches killed at least 12 drivers; seven were 25 years old or younger, Business Week reported Friday. General Motors…
Report: Car Accidents Causing More Marine Deaths Than War
Since the United States launched its War on Terror in Afghanistan in 2001, proceeded shortly thereafter by its invasion of…