Packard was one of the premier luxury cars in the U.S. prior to World War II although it was losing some of its luster in the late '30s by building several more affordable models. In 1937, Packard re-introduced a six-cylinder engine, its first since 1928 when it went exclusively to eight-cylinder powerplants. This Packard 1941 sedan was discovered in Holbrook, Ariz. (Photo by Ted Biederman)

(December 14, 2016) AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Winter driving has never been this much fun as Dodge proves in its first ad for the new Dodge Challenger GT, America’s first and only all-wheel-drive muscle coupe. “Russia,” a 30-second spot that debuts this week, showcases how Dodge Challenger enthusiasts can now have the confidence to drive their muscle cars all-year round, no matter the weather conditions.

It was shot on location in Alaska where the Challenger GT was put to the test on snowy, icy and winding roads.

(December 13, 2016) DAKAR, Senegal — After exactly 30 years away from the public eye, Nissan has brought one of its most iconic motorsport machines back to life. The stunning 1987 Nissan Patrol Fanta Limon Paris-Dakar rally car has been fully restored to its former glory and made an emotional return to its spiritual home in the sand dunes of the Saharan desert.

(December 13,2016) DETROIT — With OnStar Smart Driver, your Buick can now work with you to develop better driving skills. This recently launched opt-in service is available for most 2015-17 model year Buick vehicles as part of the OnStar Basic Plan at no additional cost.

OnStar Smart Driver is designed to help Buick owners maximize their vehicle’s overall performance, reduce wear and tear, monitor fuel efficiency and become better drivers — all factors that can help save owners money as well.