BMW has the financial wherewithal to launch "40 variants" to its model line. Those are 40 new options that luxury car buyers will have from just one company, which is one of…
AutoNation reviewed nearly 200,000 Instagram posts to find the American classic cars most mentioned and most liked models. The results might be surprising.
Flaws, mechanical problems and software glitches have little influence on whether Tesla owners love their cars, according to the latest data.
J.D. Power has released its 2017 rankings for dealer service quality based on 70,000 responses from vehicle owners.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne says that there was “zero interest” in pursuing a merger with Volkswagen, but is that an absolute zero?
Cars sales within the European Union rose more than 2% in February, but that was a shift downward in the rate of expansion compared to most of the past year.
In the future, vehicles will be "shared, electric and automated,"according to a new study from the Institute of Transportation Studies at University of California, Davis.
Auto industry inventories of unsold vehicles reached a near-13-year high at the beginning of March of 4.1 million vehicles. GM's inventory rose month-over-month while both Ford and Fiat Chrysler saw inventories decline.
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said at the Geneva Motor Show that he remains open to a potential merger with GM.
General Motors has decided to drop out of Europe, as, after years of losses, it could not fix its problems there.
Douglas A. McIntyre Chevrolet on Thursday announced an unlimited data plan costing $20 a month for its OnStar 4G LTE-equipped vehicles.
Paul Ausick The turnaround experiment at Cadillac is in trouble, at least in the United States. Sales of the brand fell sharply in February.
Ford's February F-Series pickup sales topped Chevy's Silverado sales by more than 15,000 units, a gain of about 7,000 for Silverado compared with January sales.
GM vehicle sales rise by more than 4% in February as pickup truck sales climb back after a disappointing month in January.
Paul Ausick Over half a century after its lowly beginnings as a work vehicle, the pickup truck is now the top selling vehicle in the United States.
