The full-sized Chevrolet Caprice was produced in 1965 as a luxury trim package for the Impala four-door hardtop. Chevrolet expanded the Caprice lineup in 1966 offering a full line of models. It was produced through 1996. This example of a 1968 Caprice was found in North Carolina. (Photo by Ralph Gable)

(February 20, 2018) WOLFSBURG, Germany — The I.D. VIZZION supports the Volkswagen claim for future individual mobility. Volkswagen says its electric drive system makes the car clean in road traffic, and its automatic driving control will make it safe and much more comfortable. At the same time, this innovative concept car to be revealed at the Geneva International Motor Show demonstrates how elegant and emotional the design of a vehicle of the future can be.

(February 19, 2018) Subaru of America has announced pricing on the all-new Subaru Ascent. The new three-row SUV is the biggest Subaru ever built. Expanding on renowned Subaru strengths, the Ascent delivers a spacious interior, comfortable and flexible seating options and a host of new safety, driver assist and in-vehicle technologies. The Ascent is priced from $32,970 including destination charge and arrives at retailers this summer.

The range tops out with the Touring trim, which will go out the door for $45,670.

(February 19, 2018) DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Driving Skills for Life celebrates its 15th anniversary this year with significant program expansions and the addition of new technologies to help new drivers stay safe on the road.

The 2018 U.S. Driving Skills for Life tour kicks off this month in New Orleans at NOLA Motorsports Park. A signature program of the Ford Motor Company Fund, Driving Skills for Life has provided free driver training to more than 1 million new licensed drivers in 40 countries. Ford has committed more than $50 million to date to this award-winning program.