These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and financing of the vehicle.

Since 1955, the entry-level division of General Motors has been producing cars powered by a low-cost and reliable V8. Available in a range of sizes, the small-block Chevy gained legendary status ...

X-Bow Systems, a US supplier of advanced manufactured solid rocket motors (SRMs), has announced the successful test-fire of the Bolt Rocket equipped with the XB-32 SRM. The XB-32 motor ...

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Shares of General Motors climbed toward a multiyear high Tuesday, after the automaker reported a big third-quarter profit beat and raised its full-year outlook, helped by progress on electric ...

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Decades ago, Scout Motors helped introduce America to the “sport utility vehicle,” a quirky new automobile that would eventually come to dominate our roads. The brand went bust in 1980 — but ...

Three years later, that saga has taken a turn for the sour: the company, known as Radford Motors (or just Radford), has filed for bankruptcy. Radford had been working on a vehicle called the Type ...

Today, the reborn Scout Motors showed off a pair of new electric ... the last new vehicle to be offered with a front bench seat was the 2013 Chevrolet Impala. We can also expect a thoroughly ...

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