2nd-generation Cayenne a 1st-rate entry
CADIZ, Spain -- Car buffs howled in protest when Porsche -- a top sports car producer -- introduced its Cayenne SUV for 2003. But the brawny Cayenne has turned out to be one of Porsches top sellers.
Scenes from Sundance
Hollywood heads for the hills this time each year for the mountaintop Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. Famous actors like Anthony Hopkins, Kate Beckinsale and Dakota Fanning are here to show off risky passion projects and unknown actors and filmmakers are jockeying for their big breaks. Meanwhile, many studio execs are forgoing cushy office life for all-day movie marathons in search of ...
2007 Nissan Altima offers CVTs, no automatics
Americas mid-size sedans - the single largest group of cars most popular for work and family chores - are getting major makeovers, and the Nissan Altima is no exception.
Parents can keep kids safe on the road
WE HEAR a lot about teen violence, gangs and drug abuse. However, the biggest killer of teens sits quietly in your garage.
With big events often come even bigger buildups
There are no ads on television, magazines, newspapers or before movies that cost more than a spot during the Super Bowl.
A mini-vacation in Half Moon Bay at Sams Chowder House
As we drove into the parking lot at Sams Chowder House in Half Moon Bay, we passed a black Porsche Carrera and eased in next to a gold Bentley -- high-class company for my Miata at a modest chowder house thats been open only three months. I wonder...
G. Chambers Williams III: Buicks luxury crossover
New Enclave called a melding of elegant design, confident ride.
San Mateo Daily Journal
America’s mid-size sedans — the single largest group of cars most popular for work and family chores — are getting major makeovers, and the Nissan Altima is no exception.
NASCARs spin overblown
Concord, N.C. - The spin generated this week on the annual NASCAR media blitz could have sparked a tornado. Every...
Consumer Reports Retracts Car-Seat Critique
The influential magazine Consumer Reports is backing off from an alarming report on infant car seats. The magazines editors say data from an outside service may have been faulty.
