A nearly four-year legal dispute over warranty repair rates in Florida is moving closer to trial.
Daniel Hayes, former executive vice president of the Detroit Automobile Dealers Association and a key player in transforming the Detroit auto show into the North American International Auto Show, died Saturday at his home in suburban Detroit. He was
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Professional cars have always been somewhat of an anomaly, though hearses, limos and the like have been around for more than 100 years.
Daimler has no plans to cut working hours at its largest car plant Sindelfingen, a spokesman for the German luxury carmaker said on Tuesday.
Daimler is planning to cut production at its largest car plant, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters, as deteriorating markets in Europe and China hit sales of its Mercedes-Benz cars.
Daimler is planning to cut production at its largest car plant, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters, as deteriorating markets in Europe and China hit sales of its Mercedes-Benz cars.
It's hardly surprising that many Ford Motor Co. employees love cars, and the annual Ford employee car show, held at the Dearborn, Mich.
Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo and eight surrounding African countries has created a new layer of regulations for the U.S. auto industry regarding the use of certain raw materials from Africa.
Chrysler Group said it has temporarily sidelined 109 trucks and 23 minivans in plug-in hybrid test fleets due to overheating batteries in some of the pickup trucks.
PSA Peugeot Citroen, Europe's second-biggest carmaker, said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
PSA Peugeot Citroen, Europe's second-biggest carmaker, said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
PSA said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
Autoweek's Mac Morrison heads down to the
General Motors is preparing to finalize a $10 billion credit line that will beef up liquidity and refinance existing debt, sources told Thomson Reuters.
Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motors, is being coy over whether the electric car maker will be able to meet initial delivery targets for its Model S this year.
Volkswagen has dropped its court battle with Suzuki over the GTi badge.
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