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GM Production Cut Puts 1,000 Jobs at Risk
This news represents another example of how U.S. automobile manufacturers have struggled in their home market.
Mercedes-Benz Expands Electric Vehicle Production at Alabama Plant
Daimler has announced a $1 billion expansion to its Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Mercedes-Benz assembly plant to accommodate manufacturing of its EQ line of electrified SUVs.
Wall Street Won’t Buy Ford’s Story Because It’s Average
Ford has yet to convince investors that it can pull away from the pack in several critical areas to regain investor confidence. So far its track record in these areas is average.
Ford to Slow Production in Effort to Control Inventory
Ford will temporarily shut down five of its production lines, two in Mexico and three in the United States, as the company tries to bring down its inventory levels.
How to Tell If Your Ford Explorer Is Pumping Carbon Monoxide Into the Vehicle
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is analyzing complaints of exhaust fumes getting inside 2011 through 2017 Ford Explorers. Here's how to tell if there's a problem.
GM Canada Workers Strike Chevy Equinox Plant
Workers at GM Canada's Ingersoll, Ontario, plant went on strike Sunday night. The plant's 2,750 workers build the company's best selling Chevy Equinox compact SUV.
1.3 Million Ford Explorers Could Get Recall Notice
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is one step closer to initiating a recall on 1.3 million Ford Explorers for an issue involving exhaust fumes in the passenger compartment.
Supply of Popular Chevy Equinox Threatened by Strike
Workers at the Canadian assembly plant for GM's best-selling Chevy Equinox have authorized a strike if a new contract is not negotiated by Sunday night.
Nissan-Renault Alliance Has No Chance to Sell 14 Million Cars
A strategic plan for Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi has a target to sell 14 million cars and light trucks worldwide by 2022. Is that likely?
Ford European Sales Draw Even With Fiat Chrysler
August car sales in the European Union totaled more than 850,000 units, the highest level of August sales in 10 years.
Mercedes-Benz Shows Off Fuel Cell Car
Mercedes-Benz will unveil a pre-production version of its GLC hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle at this week's Frankfurt Motor Show. The car is expected to be available in the U.S. in 2019.
China to Join UK, France in Banning Future Sales of Petroleum-Fueled Vehicles
The Chinese government is developing a plan that will eventually ban the production and sales of fossil fuel-powered vehicles in the country.
Hurricane Harvey and Irma Flooding May Be Huge for This Out-of-Favor Sector
Nobody likes to benefit from others' misfortune, but the facts remain that hundreds of thousands of vehicles were destroyed, most of them insured, and have to be replaced.
BMW, Jaguar Land Rover Promise Electric Fleets by 2020
BMW and Jaguar Land Rover have joined the ranks of automakers that plan to offer a wide range of electrified vehicles by 2020.