Death spurs car-window debate (Denver Post) Colorado Springs - The
Death spurs car-window debate (Denver Post)
Colorado Springs - The story of a 3-year-old taken off life support four days after being choked by an electric car window points out the need to eliminate certain switches and other potentially fatal window designs in U.S. cars, a child safety advocate said.
Not all hybrids alike with new tax credit (MSNBC)
WASHINGTON - Hybrid cars are a good bet for tax breaks in 2006. The new year will bring more savings for buyers of at least 13 gas-electric vehicles, with those showing the most improvement in fuel efficiency securing bigger tax breaks for their new owners.
High Gas Prices? Just Zap 'Em (Yahoo! CES Blog 2006 via Yahoo! News)
Forget hybrids -- they're so 2005. After seeing the ZAP car at this year's CES, electric cars may be the newest hot ride of the future.
Caterpillar spinoff seeks next-generation car batteries (Chicago Tribune)
Last year's high petroleum prices goosed consumer interest in electric/gasoline hybrid cars and energized the business model at Firefly Energy Inc., the Peoria-based battery technology company.
Tax cuts, high gas prices equal hybrid demand (Register-Pajajonian)
It is still mostly curiosity that draws people into the Toyota of Santa Cruz lot to see the manufacturer s hybrid vehicles, but the novelty of the electric-gas car is wearing off and more and more customers are buying the environmentally conscious cars.
Test Drive: Project Gotham Racing 3
Editors at MSN Autos take Microsoft's latest driving game out for a spin.
Perry Stern
2006 NAIAS Coverage
The Official Web Site of the North American International Auto Show.
Editors of MSN Autos
A 2-Ring High-Wire Circus in Detroit (New York Times)
If you can't resist a two-for-one deal, you may want to visit the 2006 North American International Auto Show. Thirsty S.U.V.'s and muscle cars and thrifty fuel savers.
Peugeot to launch diesel-based hybrid cars (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
PSA Peugeot Citroen will unveil two demonstrator models for diesel-based hybrid cars, which seek to cut emissions and reduce fuel consumption, that the carmaker expects to be on the market from 2010.










