That roll continues in Europe, where Hyundai-Kia topped Toyota in sales numbers for the first time.
Meanwhile the Genesis, both sedan and coupe, are selling strongly, according to a recent report.
In Europe, small cars are the thing and while they are catching on in the U.S., sometimes auto makers have to get creative to sell compacts. That's what Fiat is doing with the coming 500. But with almost half a million potential option combinations are there too many. Will dealers be smart about what they order?
They should, because a J.D. Power survey found that price is less important to car shoppers than how they are treated by the dealer.
One place where drivers can save money is through insurance, and buying a vehicle that is cheap to insure. The secret: stick with minivans and boring cars.
GM's blue logo must have been getting boring, since the revived auto maker is de-emphasizing it.
Finally, Top Gear USA premiered this week. David watched and reviewed, one of the 1.9 million mostly men who tuned in. Mathew didn't and now has some homework for next week.
I just want to say, after watching a good portion of the first episode of Top Gear USA, I think Adam Ferrara does make a great TV host and does a good job on the show. I'll keep watching Adam.
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