In a brief announcement Friday morning, GM said it would begin two-week closures at four North American manufacturing plants as a result of supply chain problems caused by the recent earthquakes in…
Paul Ausick Earth Day seems like an appropriate time not only to look ahead to how we ought to take care of our planet, but to look back and remark on some of the…
Volkswagen has had a tough six months. A number of companies are set to benefit from German car maker’s woes.
Car companies cheat to make money in a world in which the competition for market share is bloody and brutal, and where profits are precious.
General Motors reported better-than-expected first-quarter 2016 results before markets opened Thursday morning.
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Can Tesla get its Model 3 out on time and maintain a sound capital position while it does? If so, it will be heralded as the company that brought all-electric vehicles to…
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) reported Friday that new vehicle registrations in the European Union rose 6% in March.
Why did the Tesla Model 3 take more than 325,000 pre-orders for a car that won't be available until 2018 and GM take exactly zero for the Chevy Bolt?
The short interest in Ford jumped to almost 169 million shares for the period that ended March 31, ranking it fifth among all public corporations traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Passenger car sales rose 11% in China last year, the slowest pace in the past three years. And more than half of foreign brand sales were outside the country's largest cities.
The sales from Lincoln and Cadillac show how much difference one model car make to a small lineup. Lincoln sales this year have improved because of the MKX.
In the face of awful reviews from Consumer Reports and J.D. Power, sales of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' Fiat brand in the United States continued a sharp decline in March.
The Detroit Three automakers' stocks were getting kicked around Friday morning after reporting monthly sales for March that were short of the totals that analysts expected.
General Motors total March U.S. sales of more than 252,00 vehicles fell short of the forecast from Edmunds.
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