Elon Musk Says Tesla Will Not Need Money in Q4
Despite the impression many analysts have that Tesla will need money to stay in business as it completes its merger with SolarCity and ramps up production to deliver its Model 3, founder Elon Musk…
Despite the impression many analysts have that Tesla will need money to stay in business as it completes its merger with SolarCity and ramps up production to deliver its Model 3, founder Elon Musk…
Toyota claims more than two-thirds of the U.S. market for hybrid car sales. Not exactly a surprise because the company's Prius was the first mass-produced hybrid car on the market.
The good news for buyers is that competition among the U.S. pickup makers is generating steep discounts as automakers launch an end-of-the-year price war.
The three top-selling vehicles in the United States tend to remain the same month after month, but natural order dissolved in September.
Global demand for new cars and light trucks is softening and analysts at Moody's Investors Service rates the automakers' outlook for the next 12 to 18 months as negative.
Compared with October 2007, fuel economy ratings on new cars sold has improved by more than five miles per gallon.
The aged British sports car Jaguar posted a sales increase of 168% in September. A few of its models were the key to the success.
Following a pattern that has gone on throughout the year, but worsened last month, Fiat sales were terrible.
Smart, the tiny car brand of Mercedes-Benz, had another sharp sales drop in September. Across the United States, Smart sold only around 600 cars.
Costco Wholesale has announced that it will offer 29 different General Motors cars during what is now an annual holiday sales event.
For the month of September, Mercedes-Benz reported total U.S. sales of its Mercedes-badged passenger vehicles rose year over year, while rival BMW Group, reported a U.S. sales decline.
Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE: TM) introduced the 2017 Prius Prime, a new version of its Prius plug-in hybrid, earlier this year, but did not offer a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP). Late last week the…
Sales in September were down more than 2% year over year for the country's best-selling vehicle. Sales of Silverado pickups plunged more than 15%.
General Motors on Monday posted total September U.S. sales fractionally lower than a year ago but better than analysts expected.
Year over year, sales slipped 1% at Fiat Chrysler in September. The Jeep Wrangler posted a sales decline of 18%.