The way in which we communicate inside our cars is changing, especially with Apple's Siri debuting in BMW, GM, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Jaguar, Audi, Toyota, Honda and Chrysler vehicles over the next year, but the way in which service centers are getting in touch is also changing.

After Nissan celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Snug Kids Program last month during Child Passenger Safety Week, many parents should have heeded the automakers word to ensure their children's safety while driving.

Nissan recently announced that it will continue its efforts to strengthen its lead as the seller of the most pure electric vehicles than any other automaker with the introduction of new hybrid technology.

General Motors vehicles being produced in the upcoming years will feature in-house and unique tech solutions.

AAA is offering tips and advice to make an auto body shop visit as stress-free as possible.