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The superbly styled 2009 Honda Civic Hybrid boasts a fuel economy rating of 40 mpg city and 45 mpg highway while offering class-leading reliability for a base MSRP of $23,550.
The EPA has given the 2009 Dodge Durango Hybrid a fuel efficiency rating of 20 mpg city and 22 mpg highway, a few mpg better than its non-hybrid siblings.
At 14 mpg city and 19 mpg highway, the 2009 Jeep Commander is a rugged yet comfortable riding vehicle with three engine options and loads of cargo space.
With four trim levels, 2 cab sizes and four engine choices, the 2009 Ford Ranger 2WD brings versatility of design, affordability, and fuel efficiency to this sturdy truck.
Equipped with either a gas powered V8 HEMI or a 6-cylinder Cummins Turbodiesel, the 2009 Dodge Ram 2500 is equipped to give you all the power you need.
At a base price of $15,405, the 2009 Honda Civic Sedan offers superior fuel economy, at 25 mpg city and 36 mpg highway, and outstanding style and safety.
New Car Safety Ratings, Including 5 Star NHTSA Crash Test Results
The new car safety ratings are a way for new car buyers to choose a vehicle which will pprotect them best in traffic accidents. Learn how the NHTSA conducts these tests and which cars are top performars for 2009.
New Car Sales Downturn and the Credit Crunch, Market Predictions
As auto makers resize and regroup to adapt to the failing market, read how consumers are adapting to the credit situation and adjusting their car buying attitudes.
More Bailout Bucks for GM and GMAC
GM gets more bailout bucks while reducing stake in GMAC. GMAC also gets financial infusion.
Rental Companies Reduce Car Purchases
Rental car companies are cutting back on new car purchases and keeping existing vehicles in service longer in reaction to the credit crunch and economic recession crippling the American auto industry.
GMAC Announces Debt Swap
After receiving $6 billion in federal loans, GM financing affiliate GMAC has now announced a $21.2 billion debt swap to ease its financial burden and facilitate long-term recovery.
GM Offering Incentives in Wake of GMAC Bailout
General Motors has announced a zero financing incentive on certain 2008 and 2009 models after GMAC received $6 billion from the federal government in a bailout package.
Dealer Groups Downgraded
On December 24, the top five automotive dealer groups in the United States received a downgraded investment status from Standard Poor's on the basis of industry wide pressures.
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