Environment

Tsunami Devastates Japanese Auto Industry -- And Car Buyers Everywhere

The cataclysmic events in Japan threaten to injure new-car customers the world over.

New EPA regulations may lead to damaged engines; lawsuits may follow.

Research firm J.D. Power and Associates says alternative vehicles might not live up to lofty sales expectations.

New rules by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will do little to increase use of renewable ethanol fuel.

While some manufacturers move toward electric cars, Toyota remains a steadfast proponent of hybrids. Why?

Wyoming #1

The 60-mile drive on U.S. 14 from Dayton to Shell takes about two hours.

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Get in touch with your host, Jack Nerad, the head honcho of Driving Today.

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