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10 most expensive cars ever sold at auction, according to Popular Mechanics. Seven-figure deals are common at the top auto collector auctions these days, and the trend is there’s no limit in sight. It started in 1987, when a Bugatti Royale sold

GM recalls Cobalts for stalling, according to Used Car News. General Motors LLC is recalling 619,122 model year 2005-2007 Chevrolet Cobalt, and 2007 Pontiac G5 vehicles. In the affected vehicles, the weight on the key ring, road conditions or some ot

Carmakers ramp up auto lease deals, according to The Detroit News. An estimated 3 million U.S. drivers will turn in leased vehicles this year, igniting competition among automakers eager to lease or sell them new ones, and providing a large pool of l

Not all options are as obvious as a minivan when it comes to cars best suited for families. In the same light, not all families have the same needs when it comes to their ideal car. Helping ease the struggle to find the best new cars tailored for fam

From Quartz: Does the US auto-lending boom have further to go? The cheapest form of consumer financing currently available in America is a car loan. But it wasn’t always thus. In fact, for the better part of the past 20 years, car loans have had hi

How millennials interact with brands on social media, according to Ragan.com. Facebook is the most popular platform among millennials for interacting with companies or brands online, followed by Twitter and Pinterest, recent research from The Center

What Google’s foray into cars means for the automotive industry, according to re/code. Just like Apple’s iOS in the Car announcement, the details of Google’s announcement of the Open Automotive Alliance were sparse. According to the FAQ sec

Huge auto inventories may trigger large car price discounts, according to 24/7 Wall St. Inventories of cars at local dealers have reached the highest level in seven years. This likely will trigger substantial sales and financing deals for consumers l

8 ways to edit your workspace and life, from Entrepreneur. For the first time in history, owning less stuff is a sign of wealth. A recent article in T Magazine reports that the new rich are embracing “amor vacui,” the love of empty space. Graham