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By David Moll, on March 10, 2009
 Ford has hit a home run in negotiations with the UAW, setting a precedent for GM and Chrysler and freeing up the cash it needs to stay out of the government bailout cookie jar.
Continue reading Ford, UAW cut deal on retiree health benefits
By David Moll, on March 6, 2009
 Fiat’s recent offer to link up with Chrysler could be silver lining within the Carpocalypse’s clouds of doom.
Under the proposed deal, Chrysler gets its cash-starved mitts on Fiat’s la bella machinas. And Fiat grabs a minority stake in Chrysler and dibs on Chrysler’s distributors and dealerships.
We would get a heaping helping of la dolce automobili, but which cars would head stateside? Presuming all goes well, here’s my list of the five Fiats that would save Chrysler’s bacon.
Continue reading The top five Fiats Chrysler needs now
By David Moll, on February 20, 2009
 The Gelandewagen has a long history as a world-conquering off-roader. Now in its 30th year of production, the two ton Benz-built bruiser has conquered the Sahara, straddled the Alps and set dozens of records for going places lesser trucks could not.
But now Brabus has written another record for the G-Wagen: the most powerful production off-roader ever built.
Continue reading Brabus builds a brazen, ballistic G-Wagen
By David Moll, on February 14, 2009
 Mere weeks after stealing the spotlight at the Detroit Motor Show with the voluptuous Karma S convertible, Henrik Fisker and his eponymous carrosserie have announced pricing and specs for the Fisker Karma hybrid luxury sedan, due to hit the road in early 2011.
Continue reading Geneva Preview: 2011 Fisker Karma
By David Moll, on February 13, 2009
 Hoping to build on the same Gen-Y mojo that made the Scion xB a sales smash, Nissan has priced the 2009 Cube to move.
Continue reading Nissan Cube Krom – Pics, Specs & Prices
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Ford has hit a home run in negotiations with the UAW, setting a precedent for GM and Chrysler and freeing up the cash it needs to stay out of the government bailout cookie jar.
