Mexico City
Seized vehicles auctioned outside presidential mansion in Mexico
The top seller was a lifted Shelby pickup truck that went for $99,685.
Fighting pollution with vertical gardens on highway pillars
Saving the world and adding some beauty to the landscape all in one.
Paris, Mexico City will lead diesel-vehicle ban by 2025
Mayors at C40 Summit in Mexico City look to do their part to reduce the number of annual deaths from transportation pollution.
Uber drones fly over Mexican traffic jams to heckle drivers
The only thing worse than being stuck in traffic is being taunted for being stuck in traffic. To drive home just how lousy it is to be stuck in bumper to bumper traffic, Uber has unleashed ad-carrying drones in Mexico City to let drivers know there's a better way to travel.
Cadillac cancels sponsorship of Trump's PGA event
"I hope they have kidnapping insurance," says Donald Trump.
Mexico City imposes driving ban as pollution soars
It's Mexico City's first pollution alert in 11 years.
A winner crowned, then dethroned in Mexico City ePrix
Saturday saw one driver win the hotly contested fifth round of the 2015-16 FIA Formula E Championship in Mexico City... but another walk away with the points.
Formula E to race in Mexico City on March 12
The FIA Formula E Championship has announced that the slot left vacant by the cancellation of the Miami round will be filled by a race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City.
Uber cars bashed in Mexico, cabbies protest rideshare apps
A crowd near Mexico City attacked Uber drivers and their cars yesterday. At the same time, taxi drivers protested for a total ban on the ridehailing app.
Uber praises new Mexico City rules allowing ride-share apps
Staff for Uber have praised Mexico City for becoming the first city in Latin America to issue official regulations for such smartphone-based services.
Mexico City proposes regulations for Uber
Uber gets a lifeline in Mexico City, with new rules that will let the ridehailing service operate there.
Officials hint at possible win for Uber in Mexico City
The smartphone-based ridesharing app Uber might be getting some good news in Mexico City and be allowed to operate there legally.
Hundreds of taxi drivers march against Uber in Mexico City
Taxi drivers take to the streets of Mexico City to protest Uber and its ridehailing competition.
Julien Dupont does motorcycle backflips on a rollercoaster
There's just something incredible about watching a skilled trials motorcycle rider at work. The combination of amazing balance and understanding just the right amount of throttle and brake inputs seems daunting to even begin to learn.
Mexico City to host F1 race for first time in over 20 years
Formula One racing in North America has come a long way in the last few years. Having been absent from the calendar from 1992 through 1998 and again from 2008 through 2011 (when American racing fans could only catch the Canadian Grand Prix up in Montreal), the United States Grand Prix is now a regular fixture on the ca
Nissan Leaf electric vehicle goes on sale in Mexico
Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn may not be intimately familiar with the Dean Martin 1962 classic South of the Border, but he may as well start crooning the standard now. The Japanese automaker said this week that the Nissan Leaf will officially be the first mass-produced battery-electric vehicle to be sold in Mexico. So break out the horn section.
Despite selling almost 90,000 electric vehicles, Renault-Nissan will not hit 2016 sales target
When you're in the lead, everyone can see the target on your back. When you're in front and talking about how much faster you could go, then it can seem like you're setting up your own stumbling blocks.
Mexico finally stomping out its fleet of VW Bug taxis
If you've ever wanted to flag down one of Mexico City's classic Volkswagen Bug taxis, you'd better book your travel now. The last of the iconic cabs will be decommissioned by the end of the year, according to the Associated Press.
Nissan delivers three of 100 Leaf taxis to government of Mexico City
A fleet of 100 electric taxis is in en route for Mexico City. These electrified hatchbacks – Nissan Leafs, to be exact – are the first wave of a green pollution-decreasing initiative unveiled by officials in Mexico City recently.