Autos
NTSB Wants Safety Technologies Standard On All Vehicles
The government should require automakers to make the latest collision prevention technologies standard equipment on all new cars and trucks, a move that could reduce fatal highway accidents by more than half.
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Josh In Deep Ellum
“There was Aliyah the Kia. There was Mia the Kia. This is Gia the Kia.” – Josh and his Kia Spectra
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Meagan At Reunion Tower
“I went in. I was like, this is my car, and I bought it!” – Meagan and her Mazda 3
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Morgan At Galleria Dallas
“I’m a Texas girl. I can’t drive in the snow.” – Morgan and her Honda Fit Sport
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Pace At The Angelika Dallas
“I can do anything, go wherever I want.” – Pace and his 2011 Subaru Legacy
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Jonathan At The Bishop Arts District
“I’ve met other Challengers on the road. We rev engines back and forth.” – Jonathan and his Dodge Challenger SRT8 392
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Jessica At Addison Circle
“Don’t tell my parents, but I really wanna get a motorcycle someday.” – Jessica and her Hyundai Genesis
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Jenny At The American Airlines Center
“Big Mavs fan! I have a Longhorn emblem on the back.” – Jenny and her Acura TSX
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Ryan At Keller’s In Lake Highlands
“There is just something about when you get on them. It’s such a relief.” – Ryan and his Harley Davidson Street Glide
DEFEND YOUR RIDE: Jenifer At The American Airlines Center
“It was a gift to myself.” – Jenifer and her Kia Optima
New Car Feature Legislated: A Black Box Data Recorder
Legislation has passed in the U.S. Senate that would mandate the installation of black box data recorders.
April 2012 Car Sales Point To A Strong Spring
Is it time to call the car industry recovered?


















