Ford is looking to claim a bigger slice of the hotly contested mid-sized car market with its 2013 Fusion by adding a second factory for its redesigned mid-size sedan.
Matthias Müeller, chairman and CEO of Porsche AG, attended the Grand Prix of Baltimore during the first week of September to witness his first-ever American Le Mans Series race in person.
Also in this episode: A new BMW 7-Series anniversary model marks 25 years of V12 power, and we review weekend
Toyota, roaring back after three years of recession, recalls and natural disasters, will struggle to regain its former dominance as it grapples with improved competition worldwide.
Navistar International defended itself today against activist investor Carl Icahn, who had said the Illinois-based truck and engine maker's August hiring of a new CEO was ill-advised.
Mitsubishi Motors Corp said it would purchase a stake in GAC Mitsubishi, a Chinese automaker that is part of Guangzhou Automobile Group.
US-based truck maker Navistar has accused major shareholder Carl Icahn of conducting a campaign of "threats, attacks, and disruption" and said it remains committed to a plan of cost reductions and possible asset sales.
Think you can name every automotive marque and model that is or was? Don't be so sure.
Twenty-five years ago, BMW delivered the first V12 7-series sedan. It used 5.0 liters of displacement to make a whopping 296 hp, which was powerful for its time.
The Canadian Auto Workers said today it is facing "unprecedented demands" in contract talks with the Detroit 3 automakers and, with one week until its agreements with them expire, has no intention of making deep cuts.
The Aston Martin Vanquish made its Canadian debut during the third annual Luxury and Supercar weekend held Sept. 7-9 in Vancouver, B.C.
A small but perfectly formed email debate has been going on between various just-auto staff writers and freelancers today, following an edict from yours truly in the role of, for my sins, editorial style watchdog. Do we finally bow, at gunpoint in my case, to grammatical travesties such as Mazda5, Kia's pro_cee'd, VW's up! as well as MINI and SEAT's insistence on capitals or do we do it the proper way some of us can remember being drummed into us as much as 50 years ago?
The disasters that hit Japan and Thailand last year have been generally viewed as 'abnormal', but such events are actually becoming the norm.
Honda Motor Co. said Monday that prices on the redesigned 2013
They look like prop vehicles from a Cold War-era James Bond film and they can climb a sand dune as easily as they can cross a swamp. Once a common sight in America's back country, these odd vehicles are practically unknown today.