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They make sense ergonomically. And wouldn’t they be less likely to stick?

Ferrari is recalling 1,248 copies of the $253,000 supercar to replace a fire-prone adhesive.

A 5.7-liter Hemi V8 will be available.

MSN Autos readers have spoken; here are your favorite passenger cars.

Meanwhile, Saab’s first crossover and a 9-5 wagon are set to debut.

10 choices for the best small, fuel-efficient and fun cars for under $25k.

The new models, including a station wagon, will be developed under Jag’s new owners, Tata.

But will cops favor the SUV over the popular Crown Vic?

Volvo’s future designs will have to make do without Ford vehicles and components.

Chevy is encouraging dealers to have a Corolla and Civic to test-drive against the Cruze.

After 82 wins, Stewart isn’t retiring, “just changing direction.”

Run-flats are more expensive and run rougher, but safer.

A new subbrand of electric and hybrid vehicles will debut in 2013.

Chevy’s work trucks get more brawn and better road manners.

U.S. considers new labels to allow consumers to compare vehicle types.

Mazda engineers say the new powertrains improve fuel-efficiency by 20 percent.

Sometimes, the appeal of a classic wins over the latest models.

Ever wonder what celebrities drive when they don’t want to be noticed?

Mercedes-Benz is set to launch a wave of small luxury vehicles in the U.S.

The performance company’s reimagined Camaro practically screams Burt Reynolds.

Listen to your car’s ills before you have to pay for an expensive cure.

The supercharger kit jumps 2011 Mustang numbers to 550 HP and 470 lb-ft of torque.

Recall is for 2005-2008 Corolla, Matrix models prone to stalling.

The police-package version offers clues to possible future Charger upgrades.

The Fiesta is the first minicar to earn a top pick in the new IIHS tests.