2007 Los Angeles Auto Show Coverage (11/14/2007)
Mustang Bullitt, Lincoln MKS, Durango Hybrid and Genesis coupe.

2009 Nissan Murano Preview (11/14/2007)
Carrying the torch, the second time around.

2008 Toyota Sequoia Road Test (11/14/2007)
Bigger, better, porkier.

2008 Subaru WRX STi Preview (11/16/2007)
The hottest Impreza comes Stateside.

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Preview (11/15/2007)
A little more power, a lot more content for U.S.-bound Evo.

2009 Dodge Durango HEMI Hybrid Preview (11/13/2007)
New hybrid posts 40-percent fuel gain.

2009 Lincoln MKS Preview (11/13/2007)
From obscurity to mainstream?

2008 Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid Preview (11/13/2007)
Two modes and 21 mpg city for GM's big ute.

2009 Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid Preview (11/13/2007)
GM juices up its full-size truck for more mpg.

2009 Chevrolet Aveo5 Preview (11/13/2007)
Korea sends another frugal fueler to GM.

Saleen Goes Extreme With Latest 'Stang (11/15/2007)
S302 Extreme gets a runway debut in L.A.

2007 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Concept (11/14/2007)
Hyundai adds a rear-drive two-door to the future.

2007 Volkswagen Space Up! Blue Concept (11/14/2007)
Fuel cell futures afoot at VW?

2007 Audi Cross Cabriolet quattro Concept (11/14/2007)
Not the Q5, but a conceptual cousin.

2007 Porsche Cayenne Hybrid Concept (11/16/2007)
A fuel-sipping, Porsche SUV?

2007 Kia KND-4 Concept (11/15/2007)
Clean diesel, the Korean way.

Honda Sets Fuel-Cell Plans in L.A. (11/14/2007)
Calif. families will get green cars in '08.

Mazda3 Gets Social - for 2018 (11/16/2007)
Brand goes online for future-car advice.

Hybrids, AMG Coexist Peacefully at Benz (11/15/2007)
Diesel hybrid and AMG turns 40.

Cargirl: GM Goes a Generation Ahead (11/13/2007)
This one's lost-but the next one is interested.

Ford Inks New UAW Pact (11/14/2007)
Rank and file approves with 79 percent.

Safety Agency Names Safest of '08 (11/16/2007)
Ford, Honda, and Subaru top the crash-test honor roll.

Ford Lays Out "Blueprint to Sustainability" (11/15/2007)
CEO says cars, trucks will grow greener.

GM Approves Beat for Production (11/15/2007)
Still not confirmed for the U.S., though.