Infiniti had a record year in 2015, selling 215,250 vehicles worldwide. January is looking good too, with the addition of the UK-built Q30 just starting to add some decent volume, especially across European markets. But surely no Infiniti makes as much of a visual impact - and as much profit - as the range topper, the XXL-sized QX80.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced the separation of the Ferrari business from the FCA group was completed on Sunday, 3 January, 2016.
Europe's top motorsports series have moved away from racecars with big, thirsty engines.
Europe's car market is set to expand in 2016 for the third straight year driven by a continued recovery of key southern European economies, following a strong 2015 that topped even the most bullish expectations of analysts and forecasters.
Chevy has revamped its dealer-incentive program to coax higher sales of the Cruze, Malibu and Silverado.
The Detroit auto show's focus next week will be on luxury and crossovers, as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volvo, Hyundai's new Genesis brand and others unveil upscale sedans and crossovers.
Genesis, Hyundai Motor's new luxury brand, is a work in progress. A full-day immersion into Genesis at Hyundai headquarters revealed what Hyundai wants Genesis to be, how the carmaker plans to make that happen and what it means for the Hyundai brand.
A small-town dealer analyzes the data and changes his inventory habits to increase used sales.
Fiat Chrysler's Ralph Gilles has long been one of Detroit's top automotive celebrities.
Next week, Hyundai Motor Co. and Volvo Car Corp. will introduce posh sedans as standard-bearers for multibillion-dollar investments in luxury cars.
Fiat Chrysler will kick off the Jeep brand's year-long 75th anniversary this week on a high note: freshly minted U.S. and global sales records for what has been the industry's hottest brand.
The falling oil prices that give us cheap gas and strong truck sales also have a down side -- they crimp buying power in places like Texas and Oklahoma.
Automakers are boosting investments significantly in midcycle enhancements of vehicles in highly competitive segments. The changes are going far beyond the traditional freshening, including new powertrains and infotainment systems.
Lexus, one of the pioneers in aggressively promoting certified used-vehicle sales, is raising its game. The brand re-badged its Lexus Certified program as L/Certified about two months ago. The program also got a new logo and supporting ad campaign.
This year at CES, the Chevrolet Bolt and a EV concept from Volkswagen show an industry gambling on an electrified future.
Hyundai says its new Ioniq, offered in three separate electrified versions, will succeed in the U.S. because it is tailored, even more than the best-selling Toyota Prius, to Americans' driving styles.
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