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GM has sold more than 58,000 natural gas vehicles in Europe over the years. Why not here?

A road trip proves the value of the Durango Hybrid. Too bad it won't be around long.

Peugeot Citroën takes a modular approach to add hybrid electric power in its cars.

Kia will be joining the ranks of hybrid car marketers with a U.S. Rio-based hybrid.

Ford's Fusion Hybrid breaks new ground as the first hybrid pace car at a NASCAR race.

Multiple performance levels, engines, and body styles make the Mazda3 worth a look.

Is ethanol production really the cause of high food prices? Here's the real truth.

Saab stirs things up with great designs and combined hybrid/flex-fuel powerplants.

Five Green Car of the Year nominees are the best-of-the-best green cars for 2009.

Nissan says with few changes this wild electric car could be produced tomorrow.

Ford's all-new and trendy Ka is rated at 46 mpg on gas and 56 mpg on diesel.

BMW's 335d clean diesel offers 33 mpg hwy fuel economy and a 6 sec 0-60 launch.

An exceptionally done Pininfarina electric hatchback starts production in 2009.

The MINI E limited production electric car is coming to select US consumers soon.

Green Car gets behind the wheel of the 2009 Saturn Vue Green Line 2-Mode Hybrid.

Electric sports cars like the eRUF Porsche are a growing trend amid eco focused EVs.

Mazda's AZ-Wagon is popular in Japan and might make sense in the U.S. You think?

How cleanly your car slices through the air affects mpg. You can make a difference too.

Green Car's Todd Kaho nets nearly 42 mpg in an A4 in Audi's Mileage Marathon.

Toyota has its eye on the microcar market. Could the iQ be sold as a Scion here?

The Insight hybrid concept shares the direction of Honda's new affordable hybrid.

Formula One's focus on more eco-friendly racing means hybrid power plays a part.

The Mercedes S400 will be the first hybrid to market with a lithium-ion battery.

This plug-in Escape Hybrid runs on battery power at times and E85 ethanol, too.

Shown by Ferdinand Porsche 110 years ago, wheel motors may see prime time.