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Cleveland6club cruises home after a long weekend of Grand Am, Koni Challenge, and Touring Car racing. Brian on point in his Shinka RX-8 followed by Meg in her white MS3. Filmed on a stretch of twisty road in NY from my Mazda 6s.

Author: Carscom Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 15:49:32 -0800 Duration: 205Cars.com's Joe Bruzek compares the 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS and the HHR SS. They compete with the Dodge Caliber SRT4 and Volkswagen GTI. Shot and produced by: Lindsay Bjerregaard and Sarah Gersh Edited by: Lindsay Bjerregaard

Cars.com's Joe Wiesenfelder takes you through the 2008 Mini Cooper S Clubman. It competes with the Volkswagen GTI and MazdaSpeed3. Shot, edited and produced by: Lindsay Bjerregaard

Cars.com's Joe Wiesenfelder takes you through the 2008 Mini Cooper S Clubman. It competes with the Volkswagen GTI and MazdaSpeed3. Shot, edited and produced by: Lindsay Bjerregaard

Illegal Stuff Is Cool Author: 97DodgeDakota Keywords: street racing huntsville alabama mormons iran JDM protege mazda mazdaspeed3 race mormon liars mythbusters superbowl Added: January 17, 2008

Can't find E85 Ethanol at your local gas station? Things just might get easier soon. Ultra luxury and Ultra performance we'll have the goods on two incredibly expensive customs. If you want one you better act fast they are selling out! We'll talk with record breaking driver Bobby Cleveland fresh from his run on the Bonneville Salt flats. What was he driving? How about the worlds fastest lawnmower! Bulletproof performance: What manufacturer is offering the first factory armored diesel sedan? And Mitsubishi gets set to roll out what might be the worlds most popular hybrid. Plus an "At the wheel review" of the Toyota Camry Hybrid

GM takes a close look at a potential alliance with Renault and Nissan. Is this a good idea? Its Anniversary time for Honda's first fuel cell family... The last of a breed... Well at least until 2009... We'll tell you which performance car had its last model roll off the assembly line this week. Toyota beefs on the tundra and takes on the big three's pick up trucks. Our guest this hour is Ernest Bastien Vice President of the vehicle operations group for Toyota. He'll have the heavy duty details. Plus how much would you pay for a custom license plate? How about 10 thousand dollars?

Who killed the electric car? That's the title of a new film released in theaters this week. Cruise Control co-hosts Les Jackson and Fred Staab talk to the film's director, Chris Paine. Also, double clutching will never be the same at VW. Les and Fred discuss a fuel-saving transmission that might just replace automatics. Is Ford getting ready to pit diesels against hybrids? Who will win that one?

This week on Cruise Control, co-hosts Les Jackson and Fred Staab address these topics: The Smart Car is a go for the U.S. market. What famous racer and businessman will head up the dealer network? Honda announces a major expansion in the heartland. Just who builds the world's fastest sedan and what makes it cost more than $400,000? Another bold move for Ford: this time, its online documentaries. NASCAR and romance novels, do they go together? Well ... yes! Plus, an "At the wheel" review of the BMW Z4

Why has President Bush failed to meet with the Big 3 executives? Is there an anti-electric-car conspiracy? Plus: GM releases pricing for both its hot-rod roadsters, the Saturn Red Line Sky and the Pontiac Solstice GXP. And speaking of roadsters, Mazda is going to build a retractable hardtop MX-5. How will it ever do that? Finally, an "At the Wheel Review" of the Toyota FJ Cruiser

Chrysler shows a bit of what's new for 2007 -- including a powerful V6 and an advanced Sebring midsize sedan. It boasts plenty of high-tech options for entertainment and organization, including hot and cold cupholders. Plus: At the Wheel Reviews of the Toyota Yaris and the BMW 650i coupe

Cruise Control wraps up its report on Michelin's Challenge Bibendum. Peugeot has a diesel-hybrid plan for the future. Steve Ellis is one of Honda's foremost experts on the field of alternative fuels. Ellis is the guest of co-hosts Fred Staab and Les Jackson, and he will have the latest info on Honda's fuel-cell program. What car did you take your driver's test in? Bet it wasn't a fuel cell. Plus, Fred and Les will tell you about yet another creative use for a Hemi engine. Is a billionaire investor getting ready to steal Malcolm Bricklin's thunder? And what is the most expensive lemon car ever made?

In part one of Cruise Control's two-part series at Michelin's Challenge Bibendum, get all the inside information on the 2007 Saturn Vue Hybrid. Plus: Thinking about a performance exhaust? Co-hosts Fred Staab and Les Jackson will have Jim Browning, founder and president of Corsa Performance Exhaust, as their guest to tell you what to look and listen for in an aftermarket exhaust system

Champion wrestler Bill Goldberg tells Cruise Control what it's like to drive the 780-hp Ford Super Boss 429 Lawman Mustang. Also, GM and Ford are offering more than $1000 of free gas with the purchase of some new vehicles. Cruise Control co-hosts Fred Staab and Les Jackson ask: Is this a good deal, and would it make you buy a Ford or GM product? Plus: Are consumers opting for the smaller engine options on new vehicles? Ford has some data that says yes. Chrysler and Land Rover add new diesels to their fleets. And automakers from around the world get ready to run what they brung in this year's Challenge Bibendum put on by Michelin

Cruise Control co-hosts Fred Staab and Les Jackson talk to Al Eckstrand, a legendary drag racer who, in the early 1970s, put together a tour of Ford Mustangs that traveled to U.S. military bases around the world. Hau Thai-Tang saw Eckstrand's Lawman Mustang when he was a boy back in his native Vietnam, where his love for American muscle cars was born. Now, Hau is chief engineer of the latest generation of Mustangs and Ford's director of advanced product creation. From him, Cruise Control gets the latest infomation on the new Shelby and the future of Ford's performance SVT program