Earlier Jeremy wrote a post referencing a Detroit News scoop about a panel discussion on Policies and Issues Affecting Consumer Choices of Vehicles and Fuels at the SAE World Congress in Detroit. I attended that discussion along with several others and wanted to share my own thoughts on it. One consistent...

How fitting, our #6 story for the year has a “6″ in the image. As noted, nowadays marks the one-year anniversary of AutoblogGreen. Sounds like a good date to look back and see what caught the eyes of our readers. Based on the number of page views, these are the top 10 stories of the year...

When Margo Oge, director of the EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality, mentioned that ethanol production is way past the governments mandates, this article says that Cristoph Huss, BMW senior vice president for science and traffic policy, shook his head. He suggests that BMW still sees...

Sometimes being a slave to fashion, such as myself (cough cough… ahem. “Yeah right”, my wife mutters) has its disadvantages. I mean, knowing what clothing to purchase, what kinds of shoes to wear, how to get my hair styled (towel-dried) and what magazines to read takes a whole heap...

The car most drivers associate with being green is a hybrid, and BMW doesn’t offer any of those (and they probably won’t any instance soon). Still, that doesn’t mean BMW isn’t a green company, as a study done by the Berlin Institute for Future Studies and Technology Evaluation...

Click on the image for Autoblog’s gallery of high-res images of the 2008 Subaru Tribeca. Subaru has taken the wraps off its new Tribeca All-Wheel Drive SUV at the New York Auto Show. Featuring increasingly generic, but easier-on-the-eye looks and a new fully revised interior, the 2008 model’s...