GE Plans to Buy 25,000 Electric Vehicles
By Chris Haak Giant industrial conglomerate General Electric has announced plans to purchase 25,000 electric vehicles by 2015 for its fleet. These purchases represent fully...
NTSB Identifies Baby Boomers as a Major Road Hazard
By Chris Haak As we know, the Baby Boom Generation - those born in the postwar period between 1946 and 1964 in the US - is getting older, and as the baby boom goes, in many ways,...
First Drive: 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe
By Chris Haak Let's say you really like your job. It pays well, the commute isn't too long, you like the people you work with, the company is stable, you have a supportive...
GM Launches IPO
By Chris Haak General Motors Company, a little over a year after exiting Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, launched its initial public offering yesterday. It marks the first...
Recommended Winter Driving Accessories
Earlier this week, I was contacted by an editor at Woman's World magazine for input into a feature that they're working on called "You Deserve the Best." She asked for my input...
October Sales Results Are 2010’s Best to Date
By Chris Haak The auto industry's gradual recovery from the doldrums of 2008 and 2009 - when sales volumes fell nearly 50 percent off of their peak levels - continued in October...
First Drive: 2011 Honda Odyssey Touring
By Chris Haak The 2011 model year is definitely shaping up to be the year of the minivan, with the all-new Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey duking it out, a significantly upgraded...
Who Killed the Electric Car? Economics.
Chris Haak In spite of the relentless hype that the electrification of the automobile has generated over the past few years, culminating in the nearly-simultaneous launches of...
Review: 2011 Infiniti M37
By Chris Haak Over its three generations, Infiniti's M car has gone from a staid, upright, obsolete-when-it-debuted sedan with a big engine to a curve-heavy technology-packed...
Neo-Classic Car: 2004 Dodge Ram SRT-10
By Dennis Haak It's not quite a car, and it's too young to be a true classic, but it's probably safe to say that there will never be another vehicle quite like the 2004-2006...