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Volvo's China sales rose 9.2 percent last month, boosted by demand for locally built models.

Chinese vehicle imports declined 87 percent in June as automakers delayed shipments before tariff cuts on foreign-made vehicles took effect last month, according to an industry association.

Ed Mullinax, longtime Ohio auto dealer who pioneered the one-price, no-haggle selling approach, has died at age 85.

NHTSA will gather comments at a public meeting next month on how to improve a program that helps consumers make decisions on new-vehicle purchases by providing information on the safety of vehicles.

General Motors and Henry Ford Health System signed a direct contract to provide a wide range of health care services for up to 24,000 salaried employees and their dependents in Southeast Michigan.

Subaru reported its lowest quarterly profit in over five years, as sales in North America declined and incentives in the U.S. rose.

Mexican automobile exports, excluding those made by Nissan, fell 5.5 percent in July on weaker U.S. sales, while output for the month fell 3.7 percent, partially due to flooding at a Honda plant.

Cars.com is channeling Tinder as the online vehicle shopping site tries to reinvent itself for the modern retail age.

Automakers from Renault to Daimler are on the hook for fines in excess of $16 billion if they fail to comply with tighter European emission regulations, an analysis by IHS Markit shows.

Automakers from Renault to Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler are on the hook for total fines in excess of 14 billion euros ($16 billion) if they fail to comply with tighter emission regulations in the EU phased in from 2020, an analysis by IHS Markit...

European automakers are on the hook for total fines in excess of 14 billion euros ($16 billion) if they fail to comply with tighter emission regulations in the EU phased in from 2020, an analysis by IHS Markit shows.

Prakash Patel, Ford's global director of program management and former lead product planner on the 50th anniversary Mustang, has left the company.

Prakash Patel, Ford's global director of program management and former lead product planner on the 50th anniversary Mustang, has left the company.

Unveiled at the 2017 Geneva motor show, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SUV appeared in UK car showrooms earlier this year. The carmaker has high hopes for this model but how will it fare against the likes of the Ford Escape and VW Tiguan? Time will tell but early indications are that this medium-sized crossover is proving popular. Continuing QUBE/just-auto's review of interior design and technology trends, we take a closer look inside.

News 6 Aug, 2018

Stephen Hester of RSA Insurance claims that modern cars' added complexity will drive up repair bills and car insurance costs for motorists

News 6 Aug, 2018

Victory at Brands Hatch sees 20-year-old Chadwick make history as the first woman to win a British F3 race

BMW's South Korean unit apologized over 27 engine fires that have prompted a government probe and a major backlash from consumers.

The apparently simple issue of braking continues to be a major issue for chassis system designers. Drivers are, of course, concerned that in an emergency their semi- and ultimately fully-automated vehicle should stop as quickly as possible. Continuing just-auto/QUBE's series of interviews with tier one component suppliers, we spoke to Manfred Meyer, Senior Vice President global braking systems for ZF Active and Passive Safety Technology Division, to learn about tomorrow's electronic braking systems.

UK new light commercial vehicle (LCV) sales declined by 5.9% in July, with 23,309 vans and pick-ups registered, according to Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) data.