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Penske calls off Saturn deal, brand will close:

IndyCar team owner and dealer magnate Roger Penske will not buy Saturn and the brand will be shuttered, General Motors said Wednesday.

Introduction to the New Ford Taurus SHO

Watch a video introducting the new For Taurus SHO preformance sedan with a twin turbocharged 3.5 liter V6 and all wheel drive.

2010 Nissan Altima gets light updates:

The lightly updated 2010 Nissan Altima will start at $20,620 when it goes on sale on Monday.

2010 Nissan Altima gets light updates, starts at $20,620:

The lightly updated 2010 Nissan Altima will start at $20,620 when it goes on sale on Monday.

Chevrolet Volt chief leaves GM:

A key driver of the Chevrolet Volt project is defecting to start his own consulting firm, according to published reports.

Toyota is adding another hybrid sedan–the Sai–for the Japanese market:

The Toyota brand is getting another hybrid sedan in the Japanese market, a sister model to the Lexus HS 250h that will sport a more powerful engine than the Prius hatchback.

Toyota adds another hybrid sedan for Japanese market:

The Toyota brand is getting another hybrid sedan in the Japanese market, a sister model to the Lexus HS 250h that will sport a more powerful engine than the Prius hatchback.

An early look at the Tokyo auto show and driving the Dodge Ram, in News Brake for Wednesday, Sept. 30:

In News Brake: Eye-catching concepts from Subaru and Honda head for the Tokyo auto show, Toyota issues a massive recall, and we review the Dodge Ram . . . But Wait, There's More!

Tokyo Preview: Honda Skydeck Hybrid Concept

After the CR-Z Concept, Honda will also bring at this yeara TMs Tokyo Motor Show the Skydeck Hybrid Concept, a new vehicle set to take on the Ford S-Max. With this new vehicle, the Japanese manufacturer is going to replace the FR-V for Europe and plans to expand its hybrid range into a number of different segments.

Toyota to recall 3.8 million autos as floor mats snag gas pedals:

Toyota plans to recall as early as next week 3.8 million U.S. Toyota and Lexus models--its largest ever--to fix floor mats that may snag gas pedals and cause vehicles to accelerate at high speeds.