Ford Issues 5 Recalls for 285,000 Vehicles
Ford on Wednesday issued three safety recalls and two safety compliance recalls affecting about 285,000 vehicles built between 2007 and 2016.
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Mitsubishi May Have to Leave US
Mitsubishi Motors has admitted it used tests that cheated Japanese emissions regulators as far back as 1991, a test that could cripple or even ruin the car company.
Sharp Drop in China Car Sales Growth
Between 2010 and 2015, sales of new cars in China grew at a compound annual growth rate of 12.3%. Over the next five years, the growth rate is forecast to tumble to just 5%.…
Why Is Ford Offering 0% Financing on Edge, Explorer and Escape
Ford has increased its U.S. market share over the past two years and the company's vice-president for U.S. marketing thinks the increase is due in part to Ford's stair-step incentive program.
Volkswagen Posts Huge Annual Loss on Small Increase in Revenue
The board of Volkswagen was able to say that revenue increased modestly while the company posted a huge loss due to the diesel emissions scandal.
GM to Close 4 Plants Temporarily After Japan Earthquakes
In a brief announcement Friday morning, GM said it would begin two-week closures at four North American manufacturing plants as a result of supply chain problems caused by the recent earthquakes in Japan.
For Earth Day: 2016’s 10 Most Fuel-Efficient Cars
Earth Day seems like an appropriate time not only to look ahead to how we ought to take care of our planet, but to look back and remark on some of the progress that's…
Volkswagen Adds Big to Reserves for Emissions Scandal
On Thursday Volkswagen presented a plan to resolve complaints related to VW's emissions cheating scandal to a U.S. federal district court judge in San Francisco.
General Motors and Toyota Will Continue to Feast on Volkswagen Woes
Volkswagen has had a tough six months. A number of companies are set to benefit from German car maker’s woes.
Why Do Car Makers Cheat?
Car companies cheat to make money in a world in which the competition for market share is bloody and brutal, and where profits are precious.
GM Earnings Crush Estimates, Market Share Rises in North America
General Motors reported better-than-expected first-quarter 2016 results before markets opened Thursday morning.
Will VW’s Plan Pass Muster in US Court?
Volkswagen is scheduled to present its plan in a courtroom Thursday to settle complaints related to the company's deliberate attempts to circumvent U.S. auto emissions rules.
Tesla Service Centers Can Be Hundreds of Miles From Owners
Tesla has 70 service centers in the United States, mostly clustered in high population states, which is to be expected.
Toyota Plants in Japan Could Be Closed for 2 Weeks
The magnitude 6.5 earthquake that struck Japan last week, and the aftershocks that have followed, have played havoc with Toyota's just-in-time supply chain.
Tesla Paid CEO Musk Minimum Wage of $37,584
Tesla Motors paid CEO and founder Elon Musk $37,584 last year, which is the California minimum wage.