Borgward, the defunct German brand revived two years ago with Chinese money, returned to Germany this month, putting on sale its first new vehicles there since 1961.
Trade experts say vested interests on both sides benefit sufficiently from the status quo and aren't ready to give up their protection from foreign competition.
Industry sales of certified pre-owned vehicles bounced back in the first half, rising 3.3 percent, after a flat performance in 2017.
While new-vehicle sales are flattening and margins are tighter, used-vehicle sales are making up the difference.
As work increases and unemployment falls, auto suppliers are struggling to find the workers they need.
The auto industry is in a race to fund high-tech startups in search of the Next Big Thing.
Waymo is expanding its early rider program in Arizona to include self-driving rides for everyday tasks such as grocery shopping and hotel stays, taking the next step in acclimating a wary public to autonomous technology.
Sergio Marchionne launched juicy quotes with a damn-the-torpedoes gusto rare in the corporate world. Here are some of his most famous broadsides and observations.
Not since the Great Recession have the Detroit 3 automakers given so bleak a financial outlook as they did last week, though unlike a decade ago, all three remain solidly profitable.
Nine years after surviving General Motors' bankruptcy restructuring to the surprise of many, Buick once again finds itself in a precarious situation.
Mike Manley's history working in dealerships in the U.K. and later with FCA's dealers gives him an advantage as he succeeds Sergio Marchionne as CEO of FCA.
A proposal to roll back U.S. auto efficiency requirements contends a preferred plan would cut societal costs by $500 billion through 2029, while increasing fuel consumption by 500,000 barrels daily.
German carmaker BMW said it will raise the prices of two U.S.-made crossovers in China to cope with the additional cost of tariffs on U.S. car imports into the world's biggest auto market.
BMW will raise the prices of two U.S.-made crossovers in China to cope with the additional cost of tariffs on U.S. car imports into the world's biggest auto market.
Marchionne's unexpected death eliminated the chance to choreograph a smooth succession at Fiat Chrysler, and CEO Mike Manley's tenure got off to a rocky start as the company lowered its guidance for the year and shares dropped
Deputy ministers from the EU, Japan, Canada, Mexico and South Korea will meet in Geneva on Tuesday to discuss how to respond to threats by President Trump to impose tariffs on imports of autos and car parts, Reuters reported.
The Nissan Juke was intended to be a "polarizing" product, but it was too much so, and has been dropped from the U.S. lineup.
Sourcing a lower cost Jeep part caused one supplier to close and another to open.
Canada, the EU, Japan, Mexico and South Korea will meet in the coming week to discuss how to respond to threats by President Trump to impose tariffs on imports of autos and car parts, Reuters reported.
Marchionne's unexpected death last week eliminated the chance to choreograph a smooth transition, and CEO Mike Manley's tenure got off to a rocky start as the company lowered its guidance for the year and shares dropped
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