New car sales in the European Union rose over 1% year over year in 2019 to more than 15 million vehicles. U.S. automakers Ford and Fiat Chrysler both posted lower year-over-year sales…
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included AMD, Amex, Apache, Coca-Cola, Ford, GM, Goldman Sachs, Lyft, Snap, Starbucks and Tesla.
For the fifth consecutive year, new vehicle sales in the United States topped 17 million. Since the peak in 2016, however, sales are down 2.5%.
Fiat sold only 25 cars per day in 2019, which raises the question of whether it will be able to stay in the United States at all.
Douglas A. McIntyre The proposed merger of equals between Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot will create the world's third-largest automaker by revenue.
Paul Ausick Here are two auto and three transportation-related stocks that recently saw (or are about to see) their 50-day moving average cross above the 200-day average.
In a marriage that will create the world’s fourth-largest car company, Groupe PSA and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. (NYSE: FCAU) will merge-50/50. The announcement: The plan to combine the Groupe PSA and…
Douglas A. McIntyre If car companies learned anything in the last recession, it is that a sharp drop in car buyers can ruin a manufacturer. GM would certainly find Ford a strong partner as the…
Auto sales should stay steady, moving along at a near-record pace, in October. However, some car companies will suffer a fall-off in sales.
GM's union 46,000 union employees on Friday will complete voting on a new contract. If the deal is approved, Ford and Chrysler negotiations will go into high gear.
Year-to-date U.S. sales for most automakers trail 2018 sales for the same period. But the declines are generally modest, however, with one significant exception.
The United Auto Workers union has initiated a strike against General Motors. Will the work stoppage be resolved quickly or will both sides hunker down for the long haul?
Fiat Chrysler will stop selling its Fiat 500 and 500e in the North American market when current inventory runs out, ending an ill-conceived eight-year experiment.
Paul Ausick Four major automakers signed a deal last week agreeing to meet California's fuel-economy and emissions standards. The agreement is sure to enliven a joust between the state and the Trump administration.
Despite worries that strong car sales in the United States cannot continue, experts expect that July sales have been strong. Helping to lead the way, once embattled Volkswagen had a good month.
