Toyota Prius Sales Drop 11%
Prius sales in the United States fell nearly 11% in 2015. No one knows for certain why this happened.
Prius sales in the United States fell nearly 11% in 2015. No one knows for certain why this happened.
A reasonable question is how long booming car sales can last if fewer Americans are licensed to drive?
The United States had a record year for auto sales in 2015, the industry's best performance since the Clinton administration.
Presumably, Chevy wants to clear out a portion of its 2015 Silverado inventory. It makes sense, since the company already has 2016 models in dealerships.
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association reported that new vehicle registrations in the European Union rose more than 9% in 2015 and were up more than 16% in December.
On Wednesday, two of the company's dealerships filed a lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler alleging that the company offered dealers money in exchange for reporting false sales figures.
The experts at the What Car? car-buying website have announced their best cars of 2016 awards, and in the luxury category they chose the Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II extended wheelbase model.
General Motors has announced an improved profit outlook for 2016, a dividend hike and an increase in its stock repurchase program.
The California Air Resources Board on Tuesday rejected a proposal by Volkswagen Group to fix the defeat device on the company's 2.0-liter turbo-diesel vehicles.
The short interest in electric car company Tesla Motors remained flat in the period that ended December 31, but it represents more than 28% of the company's float.
As has been the case with most international luxury car companies and brands, Porsche had an extraordinary year in 2015.
BMW Group reported its global sales for 2015 on Monday morning, and the luxury car maker said that sales rose about 6% for the year.
Ford is kicking off this week's Detroit auto show with a special offer for customers wanting to buy a 2015 Focus, a 2016 Fusion or a 2016 Escape.
Auto sales were strong in the United States throughout 2015, but the same result is not expected globally.
The Toyota Camry was the best-selling car in America in 2015, according to an analysis of car sales by 24/7 Wall St.