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Car Tech Live 195: Will the Feds jam your cell phone? (podcast)

Will the feds jam your phone in the car? Your next rental car may not have an engine. Mobile TV just won't die. And we drive the 2011 Lincoln MKX Hybrid.

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Feds look into car cell phone jammers

2012 Buick LaCrosse gets amazing MPG boost

Sirius satellites to go dark in move to XM?

Mobile Digital TV may blossom in 2011

Nissan Leaf rated at 99 MPGe - CNET Review

CNET's LOLCars gallery!

Car Tech Live 153: How Toyota will fix its tech nightmare (podcast)

Toyota spends a week in hell, the U.S. tells truckers what not to do in the cab, you don't drive as fast as you think, we take a ride in a Buick that will change your mind about grandpa's brand, and we run down 12 of the hottest tech cars for 2010.

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Hearings? Really? Toyota to be grilled on Capitol Hill over accelerator issue

Truckers & bus drivers banned from texting while driving

2010 Buick LaCrosse impresses us on first blushRead more

LaCrosse moves upmarket

Buick is moving the next-generation LaCrosse a few notches upmarket in looks, materials, optional equipment and price.

"We are going after what I am calling unpretentious luxury-seekers. They like near-luxury, they like great things, and they are willing to pay for them," said Susan Docherty, vice president of Buick-Pontiac-GMC. "But from a personality standpoint, they like something that is a little more understated."

The redesigned 2010 LaCrosse offers such upscale accoutrements as contrasting thread and French stitching on the instrument panel, power-operated rear sunshade and cool blue ambient interior lighting.

The new LaCrosse is aimed at … Read more

Buick will play up mid-sized LaCrosse

DETROIT -- The future sweet spot for Buick's car line will be the mid-sized segment, the top executive for General Motors' Buick-Pontiac-GMC sales channel says.

The full-sized-car segment "has declined 35 percent this calendar year. Bringing more entries into a declining segment wouldn't necessarily be smart," said Susan Docherty, vice president of Buick-Pontiac-GMC.

Sales of the full-sized Lucerne totaled 50,799 in first 11 months of this year, a 34.1 percent drop from the year-ago period.

Buick's spotlight on the car side will be aimed at the redesigned, mid-sized 2010 LaCrosse, which debuts next … Read more