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Jul/13 - AutoPacific Announces 2010 Ideal Vehicle Awards AutoPacific Announces 2010 Ideal Vehicle Awards
Survey of 42,000 Consumers Reveals Vehicles that Exceed Expectations. Ford and Porsche Score Third Straight Annual Wins. An “ideal” is defined as conforming to an ultimate standard of perfection or excellence. In the 2010 Ideal Vehicle Awards, announced today by automotive research and consulting firm AutoPacific, owners rate their new vehicles by how closely they come to their ideal.

Jun/10 - AutoPacific Gives the All-New Sonata a Thorough Test and First-Ever President's Award AutoPacific Gives the All-New Sonata a Thorough Test and First-Ever President's Award
Hyundai Sonata delivers, exceeds the hype. AutoPacific today announced its President's Award for the 2011 Hyundai Sonata. This first-time ever honor is the result of a special analysis of Hyundai's all-new 2011 Sonata that adds consumer credibility to all of the positive accolades recently bestowed upon Hyundai's most important vehicle to date.

May/20 - AutoPacific Announces 2010 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards AutoPacific Announces 2010 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards
AutoPacific today announced its 14th Annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSA) to help consumers make informed vehicle purchase decisions. Survey results reveal Cadillac as the Top Premium Brand, Buick as Top Popular Brand, Suzuki Kizashi as Top Car and Lincoln MKT as Top Truck.

May/03 - Too Early to Declare the Auto Recession Over? Too Early to Declare the Auto Recession Over?
While there are many indications that the recession is ending, at least in terms of new vehicle sales it may be too early to declare victory, as expressed intent to purchase a new car or truck in the next two years has slightly declined over the January to March period.

Mar/18 - "Think About It." Stephanie Brinley joins Autoline After Hours "Think About It." Stephanie Brinley joins Autoline After Hours
AutoPacific's Stephanie Brinley joined host John McElroy, Hyundai Motor America President and CEO John Krafcik and Autoextremist Peter De Lorenzo to discuss Hyundia's philosophy and future.