Chevrolet unveiled the newest member of it’s family of Corvette Limited Edition cars. The 2011 Corvette Z06 is officially here.

To go or not to go. The saga continues. GM has announced it will reopen it’s production line for the H3 in the Shreveport, LA factory for one last run.

Toyota may have a harder time regaining the trust of their consumers after the latest Prius incident.

The next generation BMW M5 keeps on testing and as a result more and more spy shots are getting out there. Here are the latest:

Toyota’s president, Jim Lentz, sits down for an interview with Digg. The interviewee asks Lentz the top 10 questions the Digg Community asked. Lentz answered questions of all subject. Lengthy but informative.

0 – 60 in 2.9 seconds is cool. 0 – 60 in 2.9 seconds + a table cloth is really cool.

Tag Heuer, who is mainly know for their impeccable swiss watches, has teamed up with Tesla to create the ultimate 2010 TAG Heuer Tesla Roadster. The Roadster is currently on display at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.

Ford has just released the details of their EPA rating on the new V6 Mustang.

Per GM’s Facbook newsfeed, Bob Lutz will retire again May 1. Despite an occasional misfire, Bob’s brand of Maximum Car Guy has done wonders for GM product during his tenure.

About a week after Road & Track’s Editor in Chief pens a column about designers running divisions, citing GM’s Bryan Nesbitt and Chrysler’s Ralph Gilles, Nesbitt is moved back to design.