Generation Z consumers are not all fired up to purchase an electric vehicle. In fact, more than half say they would not even consider purchasing an electric vehicle. This isn't particularly good news for…
South Korea has fined BMW $10 million and file criminal charges against the company for delaying a recall to inspect and repair a problem that caused spontaneous engine fires.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, reminded buyers of his cars that the U.S. tax credit for his electric vehicles drops by half in 2019. The current credit is $7,500 To help customers, Tesla will…
Ford is recalling 874,000 F-Series pickups sold in the U.S. and Canada to inspect or replace a faulty cable connector for trucks equipped with an engine block heater.
The Chinese government announced that it will rollback its 25% tariff on imported cars for three months beginning January 1. That is unlikely to end Ford's slowing sales in the country which have sunk…
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) released its list of the safest 2019 automobile models. Each received the organization’s Top Safety Pick+ designation, its highest award. Top Safety Pick+ is defined by the…
The Chinese government announced that it will rollback its 25% tariff on imported cars for three months beginning January 1. That is unlikely to end Ford's slowing sales in the country which have sunk…
European Union new car sales fell again in November, the third straight month for declining year-over-year sales. Volkswagen maintained is volume and market share lead last month.
Ford reported November European sales Wednesday that were down 5.4% year over year. Passenger car sales tumbled while SUV and commercial vehicle sales continued to post solid gains.
A new survey of automobile dealers indicates that their optimism for the current quarter and the first quarter of 2019 is falling as interest rates rise and dealers fell more pressure to lower prices.
Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, along with Greg Kelly and the automaker itself, were indicted in Japan Monday for making lying on the company's financial reports.
U.S. consumers currently owe $1.17 trillion in car loans but the pace of year over year growth has slowed, according to the latest data from credit-reporting agency Experian.
Fiat Chrysler is expected next week to confirm reports that the company plans to retool and reopen a Detroit assembly plant to make new Jeep SUVs for the 2021 model year.