Tesla Motors designed the Model S as the car of the future. Yet the automaker is still learning to deal with old-school hardware problems.
Akio Toyoda is rolling out an aggressive overhaul of Toyota Motor Corp. that aims to improve everything from manufacturing and product planning to design and human resources.
A San Jose, Calif., Mazda dealership offers a flexible schedule so its employees can fit community service into the day.
Asbury launched Q auto in mid-2014 to go after used-car sales in a more targeted way. The stores aren't profitable yet, but Asbury executives say they're happy so far.
After the overhaul of some of its most important vehicles cut into Ford's earnings for the past year and a half, this week's third-quarter financial report represents CEO Mark Fields' first chance to deliver the "breakthrough" results he's been...
Last week's dramatic election in Canada could turn out to be good news for the country's beleaguered auto industry.
The titans who own the nation's largest privately held dealership groups are mostly familiar names: high-profile businessmen such as Rick Hendrick, John Staluppi, Herb Chambers, Rick Case, Dave Wilson and Alan Potamkin.
AutoNation is poised to make its second huge acquisition deal of 2015. The nation's largest new-car retailer is negotiating to buy Allen Samuels Auto Group based in Waco, Texas, a person familiar with the transaction said.
Volkswagen may offer VW owners in Germany discounts on new cars if they return old models affected by the emissions scandal that has rocked the carmaker, news agency DPA reported.
VW is suspending more employees as it investigates how illegal software programmed to cheat emissions tests was installed in up to 11 million vehicles, reports said.
VW has suspended its head of powertrain electronics on suspicion of playing a key role in rigging software to cheat emissions tests, reports said.
Smart wants to win over buyers to its microcar by offering extra perks through a smartphone app.
Lexus' F-Sport option package is an exclamation point on the brand's dramatic image reboot in the last several years, with take rates as high as 70 percent on some models. This bodes well for the brand as it's locked into a battle for the U.S.
Less than two years ago ZeroLight didn't exist. Today the UK-based 3-D visualization expert is working with Audi and Pagani on a cutting-edge solution for configuring cars that is supposed to help boost margins.
The UAW has given General Motors a late Sunday deadline to reach a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract, the union said today. The union notified GM today of an 11:59 p.m. ET Sunday contract termination.
Maserati North America is recalling some of its 2014 Quattroporte GTS V8 sedans because of the potential for an engine compartment fire or stalling in the $141,500 luxury sedan capable of speeds as much as 190 miles per hour.
Volkswagen will freeze managerial promotions next year at its VW division as part of a savings drive to help meet the cost of a scandal over diesel emissions tests, a German business magazine reported today.
The UAW's new contract with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will set the pattern for how first General Motors and then Ford fix the divisive two-tier wage system at their factories, said sources familiar with the negotiations.
Rolls-Royce design chief Giles Taylor discusses the design of the new Dawn convertible: No focus groups, but intense focus on the delicate task of updating Rolls' classic design language.
Japanese automakers delivered record contributions to the U.S. economy last year, both in the number of people it employs and in workforce compensation, driven by booming sales, ramped up U.S. production and exports from North America.
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