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Automotive News Archive22-Feb-2007Survey: Teens Still Driving Dangerously Cell phones, fatigue, no seat belts all commonplace, researchers report. 'Hot Fuel' Bilks Consumers, Lawsuit Charges Fuel expands when hot, delivering less energy per gallon, class-action suit alleges. GM Hopes to Hatch New Hybrids Company plans big push to challenge Toyota's lead in fuel-efficient models. Distracted Drivers Cause Big Problems Cell phones, eating, grooming blamed for growing accident rate. Pump Prices Move Up, Cynics Blame Politics Crude oil prices still down but gas prices rising. Gas Prices Hold Steady as Holiday Travel Picks Up Air fares, hotels and rental cars all up sharply this year while gas prices remain stable. Prius Discounts Popping Up in Showrooms Production finally catching up with demand for the little hybrids. EPA Lowers Prius Mileage Estimate Feds' new estimate of 45 mpg in city driving confirms consumers' complaints. Researcher Says Airbags Pose Threat To Hearing An airbag might save your life in an accident but it could also cost you your hearing.
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