North American Automakers’ 2015 Production Near a Record 18 Million
According to WardsAuto, total North American vehicle production will increase from nearly 18 million units in 2015 to more than 18 million units in 2016.
According to WardsAuto, total North American vehicle production will increase from nearly 18 million units in 2015 to more than 18 million units in 2016.
Recent ACSI survey results are generally bad for the auto industry. Here are the highest and lowest rated car brands.
In the luxury end of the American car market, Jaguar has been the most visible failure. The company sold about 1,000 cars during November.
Audi, one of the luxury divisions of Volkswagen, along with Porsche, will cut spending, most likely as a means to help VW keep its cash war chest in light of legal costs from its…
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Sales of cars by Ford's troubled Lincoln division are set to rise this year. Despite its troubles, it is not being driven out of the luxury market.
Sales of cars and light trucks in December are expected to be enough to pull U.S. sales to an all-time annual high.
Last week the EPA released its report on fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions for model year 2014 light-duty vehicles (cars, minivans and pickups mostly).
Volkswagen has hired Kenneth Feinberg to create a compensation program for U.S. owners of more than 500,000 VW diesel-powered cars with software enabling the cars to lower carbon emissions when being tested.
CarMax reported disappointing fiscal third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Friday.
The Ford GT supercar will be the first production vehicle to use Gorilla Glass for its windshield and rear window.
Toyota has forecast that it will sell 10 million cars and light vehicles in 2016. While the number is impressive, it is barely higher than 2015 results.
Ford and GM sales in Europe during November will outpace impressive overall increases in the market.
Worldwide sales of Volkswagen vehicles fell more than 2.2% in November, while U.S. sales fell more than 15%.