When it was introduced in 1958, the Chevy Impala soon became a household word.

CLEVELAND -- The 2008 Cleveland Auto Show is the talk around town.

The Cleveland Auto Show starts tomorrow (Saturday), and one crossover you'll see there has already gotten the reputation of being dependable and practical. It's good for families and does well in some of the wintry weather we've had lately.

If you're in the market for a mid-sized sedan, the choices just keep comin'.

Even though one of the big themes at the Detroit Auto Show is "green," carmakers still introduced two major redesigns of full-sized pick-up trucks.

DETROIT -- It is not every day you can pop a batch of fresh popcorn while driving your minivan down the road.

DETROIT -- With the stock market on a roller coaster ride and gas prices high, consumers are getting nervous about big-ticket purchases like cars and trucks.

Thirty years ago, Japanese carmaker Mazda introduced an unusual sports car in the U.S., the RX-7. It had an unconventional engine and a devoted fan base.

CLEVELAND -- The reality in Northeast Ohio is that it snowed pretty hard when we checked out the Jetta 2.5 SE.

CLEVELAND -- The high price of gas may have scared you away from buying an SUV, but there are options.

In Germany, where there's no speed limit on the Autobahn, they build cars that can go fast. Really fast.

When Ford first introduced its 1986 Taurus, the round, futuristic shape set trends in the car business.

Even though right now most people are thinking more about snow tires and seat heaters, rather than sunshine and “wind in your hair,” Channel 3’s Scott Newell grabbed the last bit of convertible weather and to a test drive in the 2007 VW new Beetle convertible.

Buick is having some success at shedding the image of a car company whose products are bought only by the over-60 crowd. Its newest crossover is being snapped up more and more, by customers in their 40's.

When you're talking cars...to some ...looks are important, but to others, safety reigns supreme.

Some people just won't make do with a run-of-the-mill, ordinary car, they want to stand out.

The bestselling drop-top in America is back, even though there's not much convertible weather left.

Mercedes has it’s AMG, BMW has it’s M, and Audi has it’s S. The letters represent the high performance models of each of these German automakers.

It looks fast even when it's not going fast.