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Mosley Wins Suit Against Tabloid

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Max Mosley arriving at the High Court in London on Thursday.

A judge ruled for Max Mosley, the overseer of grand prix motor racing, in his privacy suit over a British tabloid’s story about a sadomasochistic “orgy” with a Nazi theme.

The Road Ahead for Ford Is Full of Smaller Cars

With gas at $4, Ford is redirecting billions of dollars to build more small cars in a move that Alan R. Mulally, Ford’s chief, hopes will help the automaker thrive, not just survive.

Gassing Up With Garbage

After years of false starts, a new industry selling motor fuel made from waste is getting a big push in the U.S., with the first commercial sales possible within months.

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Toyota Ahead of G.M. in Auto Sales

Based on sales for the first half of 2008, Toyota appears to be on its way to surpassing G.M. as the largest automaker.

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VIDEO: Ford's Model T at 100

A look back at the Tin Lizzy as it approaches its 100th year on the road.

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Mr. Ford’s T: Versatile Mobility

Nearly as significant as the Model T’s ubiquity was its knack for performing many tasks, going far beyond basic transportation.

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A Sedan Fueled by the Future

The 6-liter V-12 engine in this demonstration BMW runs on gasoline or hydrogen, allowing drivers to switch back and forth.

Rethinking a Pioneer

Students at the College for Creative Studies tried to redesign the Model T for the 21st century.

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Getting By on Its Looks Alone

The Dodge Nitro’s styling buoyed early sales, but buyers have been turned off by mediocre mileage, rattling radiators and general unpleasantness.

INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC: Closer View: Koenigsegg CCX

While most drivers may have never heard of the Swedish marque, the Koenigsegg CCX offers tremendous power and distinctive styling.

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