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The people of Golf, California, being residents of that most eco-conscious U.S. state, would no doubt be interested in the brand-new Volkswagen Golf BlueMotion debuting at this year’s Fran...

Ford’s recent strategy of car first, new engine later continues with the Flex. Introduced for 2009 with the corporate 3.5-liter V-6, we placed the Flex fourth out of six in a recent crosso...

For 2009, the Porsche 911 Targa 4 and Targa 4S will receive similar powertrain and technology updates as have the other 2009 911 Carrera models. The glass-roof Targas receive new, direc...

The design of the Rolls-Royce Phantom drophead coupe that made its debut at the Detroit show in January looks quite familiar. For three years now, the international auto-show circuit has ...

As we reported in Upfront in our February issue, the Maserati brand has plans to produce a GT-style coupe to compete in the burgeoning six-figure coupe market currently occupied by the Ben...

We were drawn to this one by the slogan painted on its frame rail, reading: "Safety Stutz." Knowing how incredibly dangerous racing was in the twenties, we inquired as to this model's alle...

First 300-Plus-Horsepower Boxster Now, although the RS60 spyder is the first Boxster to wear the "RS" label, this car does not bring with it a lighter and intensified package as is the ...

A.K. Miller, a.k.a. Nutzy Stutzy, was an eccentric millionaire playboy pilot with a passion for Stutz cars and parts. Born to wealth but known as a skinflint miser in the mold of Ebenezer S...

Ford's sales figures from the F-series suggest that one of the trucks is sold every ninety seconds. In 1934, Packard averaged one V-12 LeBaron Sport Coupe every three months. Perhaps it ha...