Ram Incentives Hit 0% APR for 72 Months
The Ram division of Fiat Chrysler has posted very aggressive incentives to sell some of its most popular models. Why are the incentives so aggressive?
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Tesla Supercharger Partnership Claims To Bring Businesses New Customers
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) continues to expand its Supercharger locations by the hundreds per year in North America. Scrambling to find locations it markets the Supercharger installations as a means for companies to get new…
Fiat 500 Listed as One of Consumer Reports Least Reliable Cars
Efforts to keep a toehold for Fiat in the United States have been a failure so far, with its low and falling sales. The brand was just dealt another blow by Consumer Reports.
Volvo Effort to Take on US Market Undermined by Poor Score for XC90
Volvo's comeback strategy in the world's second-largest car market was recently undermined as its XC90 model was named one of Consumer Reports least reliable cars.
Cadillac Crushed by Consumer Reports
Of the 27 brands covered by the Consumer Reports 2017 Car Brand Reliability Study, Cadillac finished dead last, a blow to the troubled luxury brand.
Ford Recalls 1.3 Million F-150s in North America
Ford has recalled 1.3 million F-150 pickups sold in North America between 2015 and 2017. A faulty door latch may fail to close properly allowing the door to pop open while the vehicle is…
Volvo’s New Plans Face Tiny US Sales
Volvo introduced a hybrid electric car on Monday, the first in its plan to deliver an electrified version of all its models by model year 2019. But will that be enough to boost Volvo's…
Investment in Self-Driving Vehicles Near $80 Billion in Past 3 Years
Over the past three years, investment in self-driving technology has totaled nearly $80 billion. A new report suggests that 2016 was the tipping point and that self-driving cars will be on the road in…
Autonomous Driving Is Coming: 6 Stocks May Be Gigantic Winners
While numerous companies will be winners in the world of autonomous driving, these six look like the leading candidates.
Ford September European Sales Regains Lead Over Fiat Chrysler
European Union new car registrations totaled 1.43 million last month, down slightly from record sales of 1.46 million in September 2016.
GM to Test Fully Self-Driving Cars in NYC
GM and its autonomous driving division, Cruise Automation, are applying to test a fully-autonomous vehicle in New York City beginning early next year.
Is Harley-Davidson a Dying Brand?
With its global motorcycle sales continuing to slide and with younger buyers not seeking out the Harley-Davidson brand, it seems fair to wonder if the company is in trouble for the long term.
Sporty Cars, SUVs Top List of New Cars Owners Keep the Longest
Sporty cars and SUVs populate the list of new cars that owners keep the longest before selling, according to a new study.
Mercedes Goes Way Downmarket With $299 Lease
Luxury car companies like Mercedes want to capture young and barely affluent buyers to diversify away from the much smaller number of old, rich people.
Exploding Sunroofs Cause Dangers, Particularly in Hyundai, Ford and Nissan Vehicles
The sunroof in a car can explode. Consumer Reports experts say that this poses a danger to vehicle occupants.