(March 4, 2011) CHICAGO (PRNewswire) — As the price for a gallon of gasoline creeps over $4 a gallon — and shows no sign of slowing — many drivers are wondering if they should trade in their gas guzzler for something more fuel efficient, such as a hybrid or electric vehicle. 

According to the editors at Cars.com the answer is most often "No."

(March 4, 2011) SANTA MONICA, Calif. — With gas prices surging, some consumers might think it's financially smart to go green. But according to Edmunds.com, while buying hybrid and diesel cars might help save the environment, they may not actually help you save cash.

In "Why Hybrids and Diesels Don't Always Save You Money," Edmunds.com helps consumers understand the value — or lack thereof — of choosing a green alternative to an equivalent gasoline model.

(March 2, 2011) HOUSTON (PRNewswire) — In its biggest jump since Hurricane Katrina disrupted Gulf refineries more than five years ago, the retail price for gasoline soared 19.4 cents, bringing the cost to $3.38 a gallon.

(March 2, 2011) SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Keyless ignition might be a convenient feature for your automobile, but recent complaints and tragic incidents prove that it can also open up a whole new set of safety concerns, according to Edmunds' AutoObserver.com.

Recent news reports, together with data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) complaint database, suggest a growing pattern of keyless-start-related mishaps.