Phil Patton of The New York Times recently examined the hot rod culture and its unique transformation throughout the years. “Like many of those who created it in 1950’s and ’60’s garages, the postwar hot rod culture has grown mature, rich and rather respectable. In place of personalized jalopies...

As the opportunity to sell “fuel economy” looms, there are some guidelines that need to be considered when making fuel-savings claims. Virtually since introduction of the automobile, part of its evolution has included a fascination about both the type and efficiency of fuel used. Even when the price...

In the January 29th issue of Automotive News, Laura Clark Geist explored the opportunities for dealers in the accessory market. “Dealerships are using the steady growth of automotive accessories to attract customers and shore up weak margins on new vehicles. U.S. consumers spent $34.2 billion on...