Light-vehicle stocks drifted upward in June, a month in which U.S. sales rose 3.9 percent.
Volkswagen AG is still looking for a successor to former chairman Ferdinand Piech, meaning the interim holder of the position, Berthold Huber, is likely to stay until at least the end of the year, a German newspaper reported on Sunday.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will recall 88,346 Dodge Challengers to fix a flaw with the driver-side frontal airbag, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
VW Group's Spain-based Seat brand is no longer the 'Spanish Alfa Romeo' after moving away from its sporty image, CEO Juergen Stackmann said. Nowadays, the marque is aiming to win family buyers, the executive said.
Cigarette smoke. Pet urine. Skunks. Vomit. Gasoline spills. Those are just some of the smelly facts of life that can lead to odoriferous cars or trucks.
Car dealers may have to pay more to employees who work more than 40 hours a week or tweak pay plans to avoid doing so.
Following 16 years of lawsuits and ownership claims from Paraguay to Switzerland, the fate of a 1954 Ferrari 375 Plus roadster, which Victoria's Secret founder Les Wexner thought he bought last year for 10.7 million pounds ($16.
The Detroit 3 and UAW will kick off bargaining Monday for new contracts that will set how much more robust, post-recession profits the industry shares with workers, and determine union costs to win more U.S. jobs.
A dispute over demands for access to data on all AutoNation sales, not just TrueCar-related ones, led the two companies to part ways. A close-up look at how their relationship went south.
The world's first fleet of 3-D printed cars is on its way, startup Local Motors said, but you won't see a mass-produced 3-D car anytime soon.
Shrinking sales in the 16-vehicle midsize car segment - which includes the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Ford Fusion - are forcing automakers into a profit-eroding incentive war.
A dispute over demands for access to data on all AutoNation sales, not just TrueCar-related ones, led the two companies to part ways. A close-up look at how their relationship went south.
BMW will outsource some production of its 5-series range to Magna Steyr after the contract manufacturer stops building the Paceman and Countryman for sister brand Mini, a German report said.
The dispute between TrueCar and AutoNation took a bitter turn Friday after the car-shopping website alleged the giant auto retailer has been underreporting sales generated by TrueCar leads.
Ferrari SpA, the supercar maker being spun off by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, is close to filing for an initial public offering, Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said.
PSA's first-half sales rose a modest 0.4 percent, the French carmaker said on Friday, as slumping Latin American demand and a weak performance by the Citroen brand diluted the effect of a European market rebound.
Hyundai-Kia's U.S. technical center is teaming up with a wireless power technology company to research and develop a high-speed wireless charging system for electric vehicles.
Passenger car sales ended the first half of CY2015 down 11%, due mostly to a tax rise for mini vehicles. Yet not every OEM is suffering. Mazda was up 47% in June, while multiple European brands are also enjoying high percentage gains.
New vehicles would be required to have a dashboard warning light to tell drivers that their vehicles have been recalled under a sweeping auto safety reform bill backed a trio of Democrat U.S. senators.
Toyota Financial Services added expanded global roles for Mike Groff, president and CEO, and Chris Ballinger, senior vice president and CFO.