0% Financing for 72 Months as Chrysler Tries to Dump Cars
The 2016 cars are coming to dealers, if they are not already there. Inventory of 2015 models is an anchor. Time to sweep them off the lot.
The 2016 cars are coming to dealers, if they are not already there. Inventory of 2015 models is an anchor. Time to sweep them off the lot.
The analysts at Kelley Blue Book have pored over their rankings in more than two dozen “best of” lists and come up with the 10 vehicles that have won a place on…
Thinkstock Car buyers consider many factors when purchasing a new car, but perhaps their own previous experience is the most significant one, according to data released by Kelley Blue Book, a car valuation…
Markets were sliding into the close on Friday, and they were dragged down in part to major auto companies.
Mercedes-Benz USA sold only 617 units of its tiny Smart in August, down more than 50% from the same month of last year.
Pickup truck sales in the United States rose year over year for all of the three U.S. automakers, but the big news appears to be coming from the long-time leader in pickup…
In July, Cadillac and Lincoln had among the highest days to turn, an indication of their problems finding customers.
ThinkstockCar companies have enough to worry about in China that they should not have to be troubled in the United States. However, new car sales are expected to drop by 4% in…
Thinkstock Auto companies often make use of awards and quality ratings — when they’re good at least — to attract car buyers. The most important brand quality surveys are performed by research firm…
With the Chinese economy in trouble and cars sales there faltering, Chrysler is fortunate that it has not made much progress in the People's Republic.
For the third consecutive year, customer satisfaction with new cars has fallen off, and the average score for all vehicles has dropped to its lowest level since 2004.
The editors at Kelley Blue Book (KBB) have put together a list of the best lease, financing and cash-back deals available for the final two weeks of August.
Here is a quick overview of the automakers after recent earnings and where their stocks may be headed by next year.
Toyota reported higher first-quarter results Tuesday morning before markets opened.
Lincoln, which has been the whipping boy of the luxury car makers, made impressive gains in U.S. sales during July, while sales of market leaders Mercedes and BMW flattened.