General Motors will invest $117 million to prepare the Oshawa Assembly Plant to build the all-new Cadillac XTS, creating or retaining 400 jobs on the Flex Line.
Last June, I made my way to Germany where I got to do a great many things. One of them was to drive the enticing 35th Anniversary Volkswagen GTI. I thoroughly enjoyed the car especially while barrelling down the Autobahn. As I was doing so, I could not help but imagine what it must be like to drive a race-prepped car, based on this one, on a racetrack such as the Nurburgring.
South African car manufacturer Bailey Cars will enter the 2012 Le Mans Series championship with its new LMP2 prototype.
Carl Edwards has signed a multi-year contract at Roush Fenway Racing, despite rumors that he had signed at Joe Gibbs Racing.
Now, don't get too excited about this one. While I did drive topless for a week last month, it was because of the convertible I had, not because I suddenly embraced my inner voyeur.
At the 2012 M-Class world launch we covered two weeks ago, Mercedes-Benz said that pricing for their mid-size SUV would be announced at a later date, but shouldn't change much compared to the 2011 edition.
One of three-time World Champion Ayrton Senna's McLarens has been turned into a supersized "Airfix kit" and will be auctioned in two weeks in Germany.
Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli has called off American Ken Block's test in its 2009 Toyota test car.
Exactly 20 years ago today, one of the most revered 6-cylinder engines was offered for the first time. Known worldwide as the VR6, this spunky 6-pot was also the first of its kind from Volkswagen. In North America, it debuted in 1992.
Brad Keselowski, who suffered a 100mph impact with a non-SAFER barrier at Road Atlanta on Wednesday, will miss the NASCAR Nationwide race at Iowa Speedway on Saturday.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors reported a deeper second-quarter loss on Wednesday as sharply higher spending on research and development for upcoming vehicles more than offset revenue gains. Tesla reported a net loss of $58.
Suzuki, the Japanese automaker 20 percent owned by Volkswagen, said first-quarter profit rose 24 percent, aided by a one-time gain from selling shares of a GM unit. Operating profit fell 20 percent after the March 11 earthquake disrupted production.
A redesigned Toyota Camry sedan is coming this fall--and Toyota is cranking up the marketing machine.
In the future, it won't be enough to simply buy a Ford vehicle. The manufacturer also wants customers to help market it and help explain the vehicle to other potential customers.
AutoNation, hurt by sharply lower sales of imported Japanese brands, reported a 4 percent decline in new-vehicle sales last month compared with July 2010. U.S.
The rebound of the North American automotive supply base depends on improving relationships, panelists said today here at the 2011 Management Briefing Seminars.
Americans have difficulty paying for costly vehicle repairs and are driving older cars longer, according to a survey released today by AAA.
Honda has made minor changes to the Crosstour wagon for the 2012 model year. The Crosstour was introduced for the 2010 model year.
AutoNation COO Mike Maroone is joining the TrueCar.com board of directors, the company announced today. The car-buying Web site recently sold its 300,000th vehicle and competes with sites such as Edmunds.com and AutoTrader.com.
The Cannonball Run, the Gumball 3000, Paris to Dakar--these are the journeys most of us will never get to make, until now.