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Jon C. Ogg | Jun 25, 2014 at 4:00 PM EDT

Warning for GM and Ford: Car Loans Becoming the Next Bubble in Banking

ThinkstockThe Office of the Comptroller of Currency is not as well known to most Americans as other financial regulators in…

Paul Ausick | Jun 24, 2014 at 3:04 PM EDT

Ten Must-Have Technologies for New Cars

BMW GroupA list of the high-tech features that new car buyers say they must have in new vehicle includes four…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 24, 2014 at 6:37 AM EDT

Should Ford Close Lincoln?

Demand for Lincoln cars is far too modest, and the level of competition in the luxury car market in the…

Paul Ausick | Jun 23, 2014 at 11:00 AM EDT

South American Car Sales Hit the Skids

Volkswagen AGOver the decade through 2013, new car sales in South America have grown an average of 11% a year,…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 21, 2014 at 9:50 AM EDT

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Aim at Mid-Size Pickup Market

courtesy of General MotorsGeneral Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) already has had a great deal of success in the full-size pickup…

Paul Ausick | Jun 20, 2014 at 10:10 AM EDT

Russia’s Car Market Is Collapsing

AvtoVAZSales of new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in Russia fell 12% year-over-year in May, and year-to-date sales…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 20, 2014 at 6:31 AM EDT

AutoNation Ranks as America’s Largest Car Dealer

AutoNation ranks as America's largest car dealer, but not by much. The Penske Automotive Group is second. After these two,…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 19, 2014 at 6:31 AM EDT

Fiat Finishes Last in Car Quality Survey

courtesy of Fiat SpAFiat, the Italian brand of the new Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, placed dead last in the new J.D.…

Paul Ausick | Jun 18, 2014 at 1:55 PM EDT

The Five Best (and Worst) Cars for Initial Quality

Courtesy Porsche Cars North America Inc.Initial quality for new cars purchased in 2014 fell slightly compared with 2013. The average…

247alex | Jun 18, 2014 at 6:09 AM EDT

Ten Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

ThinkstockThe American auto industry nearly collapsed during the recession as car sales plummeted and companies struggled to stay afloat. Since…

Paul Ausick | Jun 17, 2014 at 7:50 AM EDT

GM Adds 3.2 Million Cars to Recall Total

General Motors said late Monday that it will recall about 3.2 million vehicles to rework or replace the ignition keys.…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 17, 2014 at 6:29 AM EDT

GM Europe Sales Fall Sharply

GM's trouble in the United States continues to be joined by its battle for vehicle sales in Europe. GM almost…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 14, 2014 at 9:35 AM EDT

Ford’s Brand Value Jumps 54%

Among Ford's successes over the last half decade are that it did not fall into Chapter 11, it recruited one…

Paul Ausick | Jun 13, 2014 at 10:40 AM EDT

GM Adds Another Half-Million Cars to 2014 Recall Total

General Motors announced Friday morning that it has issued four recall notices on four different cars, spanning a period of…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 10, 2014 at 6:38 AM EDT

Why Volvo Can’t Win in the American Market

ThinkstockVolvo wants to reclaim some of the position it had as the safest car sold in America, a quirky family…

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Warning for GM and Ford: Car Loans Becoming the Next Bubble in Banking

Ten Must-Have Technologies for New Cars

Should Ford Close Lincoln?

South American Car Sales Hit the Skids

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Aim at Mid-Size Pickup Market

Russia’s Car Market Is Collapsing

AutoNation Ranks as America’s Largest Car Dealer

Fiat Finishes Last in Car Quality Survey

The Five Best (and Worst) Cars for Initial Quality

Ten Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

GM Adds 3.2 Million Cars to Recall Total

GM Europe Sales Fall Sharply

Ford’s Brand Value Jumps 54%

GM Adds Another Half-Million Cars to 2014 Recall Total

Why Volvo Can’t Win in the American Market

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General Motors : GM

All General Motors Articles

Warning for GM and Ford: Car Loans Becoming the Next Bubble in Banking

Ten Must-Have Technologies for New Cars

Should Ford Close Lincoln?

South American Car Sales Hit the Skids

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Aim at Mid-Size Pickup Market

Russia’s Car Market Is Collapsing

AutoNation Ranks as America’s Largest Car Dealer

Fiat Finishes Last in Car Quality Survey

The Five Best (and Worst) Cars for Initial Quality

Ten Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

GM Adds 3.2 Million Cars to Recall Total

GM Europe Sales Fall Sharply

Ford’s Brand Value Jumps 54%

GM Adds Another Half-Million Cars to 2014 Recall Total

Why Volvo Can’t Win in the American Market

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