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Automotive News Archive01-Apr-2007Gas Price Spike Slows Slightly Average price up just three cents for the week. Feds Consider Tougher Auto Safety Ratings Consolidated safety score would combine existing test results into a single number. Toyota Camry Named "Car of the Year" Motor Trend gives annual award to the best-selling car in the U.S. NHTSA's Dirty Little Secrets At automakers' bidding, federal safety regulators keep consumer complaints secret. The Worst Place to Buy a Car: Online "Living room dealers" charge big bucks for flood cars, rust buckets and vehicles that don't even exist. Safety Groups Want Earlier Stability Control Rule Safety device could save 10,000 lives per year, Public Citizen argues. Safety Groups Lobby for New Rollover Test Government tests don't simulate real-world conditions, auto safety advocates argue. Big Three Scour D.C. in Search of Taxpayer Subsidies Ford electric/hydrogen hybrid a hit on Capitol Hill. Consumer Reports Admits Errors in Its Infant Car Seat Tests Magazine says it will run the tests again using new specifications.
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