As consumers line up for crossovers and other all-wheel-drive vehicles, suppliers report big new demand for a technology that delivers awd only some of the time.
Asbury Automotive Group Inc. is trying a low-cost approach to selling vehicles online.
Nissan will offer a five-year/100,000-mile, bumper-to-bumper warranty on the 2017 Titan as it prepares to launch two new, volume variants of the large pickup.
Google rolled out changes to its search-ad format in late July that give retailers more characters to work with. As a result, auto dealerships can make the sales pitches in their search ads more descriptive.
As companies such as Google race to bring autonomous cars to market, the cultural divide between academic types and corporate types is surfacing publicly.
Toyota is scrambling to produce more Tacomas as competition among midsize pickups heats up.
Add one more thing to Hyundai and Genesis' ever-expanding to-do list: a Genesis performance line.
One Porsche retailer is trying to come up with ideas to increase business and retain customers.
Episode 3 of Season 1 of 'Futurismo,' Automotive News' new podcast series about the next quarter century in the auto industry, takes a look at carmaker strategies in an era of mobility.
Turmoil in Brazil and other South American markets has sapped demand and prompted automakers to slash production.
Faurecia's newest U.S. factory will generate so much data that it will have to employ its own mathematician.
Ford Motor Co. Executive Chairman Bill Ford and General Motors product czar Mark Reuss - two industry leaders who've helped drive enormous change at their companies - will head the speaker lineup at the Automotive News World Congress here in January.
Automakers are trying to find the right balance of human and robot workers.
GM is renewing its Essential Brand Elements aid program, a relief for the many GM dealers who have come to rely on it as a vital revenue stream. But they'll have a few more hoops to jump through.
Nissan has developed a new type of gasoline engine it says may make some of today's advanced diesel engines obsolete.
Volkswagen received German regulatory approval to carry out technical fixes on 460,000 diesel cars fitted with software that skirts emissions tests.
The end of Camry production at Subaru's plant in Lafayette, Ind., will give Toyota more flexibility over inventory amid a sales slump. But Toyota has no plans to significantly curb supplies of the nation's top-selling sedan.
Cars and trucks have been growing for decades to reflect the visual tastes of designers, the safety concerns of engineers and consumer desire for more interior space.
Genesis' general manager Irwin Raphael is fine with having a just a pair of larger sedans in his arsenal for now.
Genesis' general manager Erwin Raphael is fine with having just a pair of larger sedans in his arsenal for now.
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