This Is the Car People Don’t Want to Buy Anymore
The brand Americans are least likely to buy when they replace their old car with a new one is much-maligned Fiat.
The brand Americans are least likely to buy when they replace their old car with a new one is much-maligned Fiat.
It's sturdy. It's inexpensive. It only comes in four-wheel drive. And it does have not a lot of models.
Customer loyalty is the holy grail for automakers. Building that loyalty costs money and takes time. New research from J.D. Power shows which automakers have the most loyal customers.
Ford launched the first new Bronco models in nearly 25 years on Monday.
As Tesla rockets to new highs almost daily, speculation that the company's stock will be added to the S&P 500 Index drives the shares even higher. And that's not all.
It may seem impossible, but Tesla now is nearly as valuable as massive consumer products company Procter & Gamble.
Competition for Tesla is heating up and the electric vehicle sector is on fire. Should Tesla be worried about competition or its own ability to execute?
Now that Nikola shares have fallen by more than 50% from their peak, a JPMorgan analyst has issued an Overweight rating on the shares.
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Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) sales in the U.S. are driven by the F-Series full-sized pickup. Most of these are the F-150 model, a new version of which was recently released. In the second…
Second-quarter sales from the three major U.S. carmakers fell by more than a third year over year. A recovery in May and June could fizzle though and the summer could be a bust for…
Tesla announced Thursday that it delivered more than 90,000 vehicles in the second quarter despite the fact that its California plant was closed for 41 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than two dozen state and local governments along with several environmental groups and five automakers have indicated their intention to file briefs in a lawsuit against the EPA related to automobile mileage requirements.
Debt rating agency Moody's has downgraded some $130 billion in automakers' debt.
A new study from Consumer Reports magazine calculates that about half of all U.S. automobile-related deaths could be avoided if currently available technology were available in all U.S. cars.