Major changes make VW’s 2020 Passat midsize sedan more competitive with Honda Accord, Toyota Camry and Hyundai Sonata, despite poor fuel economy.
Author: Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press
Here’s how a 71-year-old Dodge Power Wagon pickup becomes a $350,000 status symbol
From modern engines to mahogany cargo beds, Legacy’s $250,000 resto-mod Power Wagon pickup melds WWI authenticity with ultimate luxury appeal.
2020 Nissan Sentra may be the perfect car for nervous times
Nissan’s 2020 Sentra compact sedan comes with plenty of power, is affordable, has advanced safety features and its suspension is tuned for comfort.
Used car prices plummet, but the deals may not last. Here’s why
While wholesale prices of used cars fell 11.4% in April, a shortage of new vehicles following COVID-19 assembly plant shutdowns could boost them.
2020 Alfa Stelvio ditches driver frustration, adds welcome new features
Fiat Chrysler’s Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUV adds welcome new features to compete with the BMW X3M, Mercedes AMG GLC S 63, Porsche Macan GTS.
Coronavirus efforts could be a big moment in history of Detroit automakers
The Arsenal of Democracy Resources details the auto industry’s WWII transformation across the country and is adding material about COVID-19 projects.
These upcoming vehicles will be immune to COVID-19: Honda Civic, Cadillac Escalade and more
Which new vehicles and technologies will survive as automakers plot post-COVID-19 recovery plans?
Coronavirus has dealerships moving to online sales — and car buying may never be the same
One dealer predicts most new car dealers will have by yearend the e-commerce capability to handle everything but test drives and final signatures.
VW Atlas Cross Sport has what it takes to run with the best 5-seat midsize SUVs
The VW Atlas Cross Sport competes easily with models like the Chevrolet Blazer, Ford Edge, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Honda Passport and Nissan Murano.
Detroit auto show canceled as TCF Center chosen for field hospital in coronavirus fight
The 2020 North American International Auto Show in Detroit has been canceled because FEMA chose the TCF Center to become an emergency field hospital.