AUTOS

America's highways are seeing new trends but they are not including big cars. The elongated rides have fallen out of favor and smaller, more compact versions, are now making good use of crumbling asphalt. What's in, who's out and what do the numbers say?

Whether you are a car enthusiast, a history buff or both, this show is the place for you.

Colbert Harris is the GSM of the largest volume car dealer in the state of Colorado. As a devoted employee and advertising staple in company commercials, Colby is no stranger to the small screen. Here's my interview with the talented man himself.

According to wire reports, the US Senate is considering a bill that would sell 1.2 billion dollars worth of oil from the US Strategic Petroleum reserve and use the money to fund green automobile projects across the United States.

The U.S. Department of Transportation hopes to put the breaks on cell phone use while driving by using cellular towers to disable the devices.

In the balmy May days in the year of our Fictitious Lord, 2010, any American who still thinks automobiles with oil-burning engines under their hoods are cool is another kind of cool altogether: an uncool fool.

Article reports on world events impacting the auto industry and how they might relate to you.

Transportation at colleges and universities across the country are changing how students and faculty drive with Zipcar (launched originally in 2002) and Zimride (launched in 2007).