Toyota has recalled 6.4 million cars, the latest in a series of industry setbacks, led by massive recalls by General Motors, which have rocked the company. Here are the details.
courtesy of WhiteHouse.govNow that stocks have pulled back from their highs, some investors have moved on to more defensive stock positions. That move often lands some of the top dividend payers as…
Only two mid-sized SUVs did well enough to take the top honor in a new safety rating by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests. Six SUVs tested did not qualify for…
Ford issued two recall notices Monday morning on some of its best-selling cars, including Escape compact SUVs. The total number of vehicles involved is more than 434,000.
GM may have been able to hide the problem of its defective ignition switches for more than a decade because the U.S. Department of Transportation did not want to launch an investigation.
Paul Ausick courtesy of General MotorsLabel General Motors Co.’s (NYSE: GM) comeback from Chapter 11 as complete despite the massive recalls it faces along with related costs to replace parts and possible liability settlements.…
The congressional attack on General Motors has reached the point where some officials want the nation's largest car company to pull 2.5 million recalled models off the road.
Douglas A. McIntyre Chevy has entered the pickup incentive awards in earnest. The top three selling vehicles in the United States are pickups, led by Ford's F-150 and including Chrysler's Dodge Ram.
Mercedes-Benz set an all-time record for global sales in March. Mercedes' March numbers were part of a trend. The lack of major competitors means Mercedes has a clear road ahead.
The second-largest market for the Model S from Tesla Motors is Norway. In fact, in March the Model S sold more cars than any model ever in Norwegian history.
These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Wall Street research firms on Wednesday, April 2, 2014. They include Apollo Education, Ford, GM, Alkermes and Cognizant Technology.
Courtesy Volkswagen AGVolkswagen’s attempt to become the world’s number one car company by unit sales runs through the United States. And the American market has not been kind to it. For the…
courtesy of Chrysler GroupAutomakers reported March U.S. sales throughout the morning Tuesday, and contrary to all predictions, sales rose across the board for all but one of the major carmakers. Apparently even…
General Motors delayed its report on March sales due out Tuesday morning until sometime in the afternoon. The company blamed a computer snafu. But that is not its biggest problem.
Paul Ausick When it rains, sometimes it pours, and it is pouring on GM right now. Since February the company has issued recall notices for some 5.5 million vehicles worldwide, including 1.5 million added…
