In the ultra-competitive field of full-sized pickups, Chevy has discounted a model of the second best-selling vehicle in America by over $9,000.
January sales of new cars and light trucks rose about 7% year over year in the European Union. Volkswagen and Toyota each posted a boost of more than 9%.
A new survey by J.D. Power ranks three-year-old cars on the basis of owner-reported problems. Toyota's Lexus, VW's Porsche and GM's Buick were the best.
Ford is offering some big discounts on it 2018 F-Series pickups as the competition for sales of full-size trucks heats up and looks to get even hotter.
Based on dollar value, BMW is the largest U.S. exporter of vehicles. The German company builds is X-model SUVs in South Carolina and ships the vehicles all over the world.
Short interest in Ford rose 22% in the reporting period ended January 31. Given the drop in sales and the apparent lack of confidence in CEO Jim Hackett's vision, short sellers took…
Paul Ausick Ford's sales in China dropped 18% year over year as sales through its Changan joint venture tumbled.
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Ford's plans to remain competitive within the global automotive industry have turned investor sentiment from skepticism to anxiety.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between the January 12 and January 31 settlement dates, short sellers may not have seen the correction coming.
General Electric, Ford, Chesapeake Energy, and Weatherford International all posted new 52-week lows Tuesday. A total of 444 new lows were pegged today.
General Electric, Ford, Chesapeake Energy, and Weatherford all posted new 52-week lows Monday on heavy trading volume.
Sales of the new Navigator, which Lincoln has heavily promoted, nearly doubled. Otherwise, Lincoln sales in the United States were poor last month.
Douglas A. McIntyre Ford sold more F-Series pickups in January than any of its competitor's. That's not the news. The news is the dramatic increase of pickup sales from Toyota and Nissan.
U.S. sales of Ford cars and light trucks dropped 6.6% in January and the company's days of inventory soared to more than three months.
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