GM remains atop the list of an annual study ranking of which vehicles are most American, at a time when where cars are made has become a political issue.
John Harrington After years of growth, auto sales are decelerating, posing a challenge to future momentum for the economy. Wall Street has taken notice as well.
At tomorrow's annual meeting, GM shareholders will vote on a dual-class stock structure and a slate of three board nominees, both presented by David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital. The outcome may be anticlimactic.
Paul Ausick Toyota has sold its entire block of Tesla shares as the Japanese manufacturer charts its own course in the EV world.
Ford sold more than 76,000 F-Series pickups in May, easily topping sales from GM and Fiat Chrysler. For the year to date, the F-Series has sold more than 350,000 units, up 8.5%…
Total May sales at GM dropped more than 1%, but retail sales rose slightly. Both the Buick and Cadillac brands posted sales gains in the month, but pickup sales did not meet…
Paul Ausick When automakers report new car sales for May on Thursday, analysts are looking for a slight improvement over April sales, but a decline compared with May 2016.
According to a new poll, some riders who use Uber have given up their cars. Others will do so in the near future. The trend is bad news for car companies.
Automaker GM is alleged in a class-action lawsuit filed today to have installed a device to defeat emissions tests of its diesel-powered Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups.
After several months of falling domestic car sales, May will likely tick up slightly compared to 2016. Overall domestic car sales still will be down for 2017.
Outgoing Ford CEO Mark Fields made a total of $59 million between 2014 and 2016, the majority of that in stock awards.
Mark Fields will be fired as Ford chief executive officer and replaced by Jim Hackett, who runs the Ford autonomous car division.
GM announced this morning that it will end vehicle sales in India and direct its attention to markets in China, North America, and South America where it believes it can win.
Paul Ausick Ford CEO Mark Field's plans have not impressed investors — again. He laid off 1,400 of the company's salaried workers in Asia and North America. Ford's stock promptly hit a 52-week low.
BMW outsold Mercedes-Benz in China during the month of April to grab the top spot in sales of luxury cars in the Middle Kingdom. Ford's Lincoln and GM's Cadillac trail badly.
