BMW Price Hikes Begin This Month
Automaker BMW announced on Friday that the company would be raising prices on some of its 2015 model year vehicles effective Monday, January 5.
Automaker BMW announced on Friday that the company would be raising prices on some of its 2015 model year vehicles effective Monday, January 5.
The new BMW i8 has been positioned as a Tesla killer. But it is not all-electric like a Tesla.
General Motors began 2014 with a recall of more than 300,000 of its pickup trucks. In February the automaker recalled more than 1.6 million North American additional vehicles.
The short interest in Tesla rose 25% of the total float in the period that ended December 15. Some investors have made a large bet that Tesla shares will fall.
After months when its sales were not only modest but falling, Volkswagen's unit sales are expected to grow 14% in December.
The holiday season is expected to drive full-year new car sales in the United States to as much as 17 million.
Kelley Blue Book has put together a list of the best lease, financing and purchase deals available for the final two weeks of December.
CarMax reported better than expected third-quarter fiscal 2015 results before markets opened Friday morning.
Saying that low gasoline prices could cause problems for the electric carmaker, a Morgan Stanley analyst forecast sales for Tesla Motors below the company’s own estimate.
GM's efforts to turn around its European operations have suffered another blow as sales of Opel plunged in November.
One of the causes of the deep losses that drove GM and Chrysler into Chapter 11 where the high wages and benefits the UAW had negotiated.
The new car/used car problem plagues many dealers and many brands, especially Cadillac.
When pump prices for gasoline hover around $3.50 a gallon, Americans buy more fuel-efficient vehicles than they do when prices fall below $3.00 a gallon.
Makers of hybrid and electric cars never saw $2 gasoline prices coming. Some of the most popular cars in America could see sales erode considerably.
FCA, as Chrysler is now called, set a new post-IPO high of $13.54 shortly after the noon hour on Wednesday.