Ford's F-Series pickups notched their 40th consecutive year as the country's best-selling trucks and their 35th year as the best-selling vehicle of any kind in the United States.
General Motors U.S. sales in December were up 10%, following solid gains on Chevrolet Malibu and Camaro.
Paul Ausick Tesla faces mounting competition, questions about when its new battery and assembly infrastructure will be done, and a general lack of interest among consumers in electric cars.
The 2017 Consumer Electronics Show opens Thursday, and while excitement seems rather muted for consumer electronics products, there is plenty of interest in what automakers are bringing to Las Vegas this year.
A person could be forgiven for thinking that all the hoopla in the business press about Tesla Motors Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) has raised Americans’ awareness of battery electric vehicles (EVs) and other…
Car companies sold 21.1 million cars and light trucks in China in 2015. The market has become the world’s largest by far, and a sales lifeline to global manufacturers. The growth of…
Douglas A. McIntyre December auto sales are expected to be a bit below December 2015 totals, but full-year totals could top 2015's record of 17.4 million units sold.
As the stock market inches toward the end of the year, among the four car manufacturers that sell the most cars in the United States, there is one clear loser in the…
Chevy has taken discounts to an extreme level, with incentives as high as $10,000 for several of its trucks and sport utility vehicles.
December's car sales are expected to be the best for any month of 2016, and the manufacturer with the best results is market leader General Motors.
Incentives alone won't sell cars, sport utility vehicles and pickups, and that means that carmakers are going to have to take steps to reduce inventories, and the traditional method for doing that…
GM has just laid off 1,300 workers as demand slows for its small sedans and coupes. GM factory workers have reason to continue to worry about employment in 2017.
Douglas A. McIntyre The holidays are a particularly cruel time to lay off people, or to tell them they will be laid off soon. That has not stopped a number of companies from doing so.
If you think that new cars and light trucks are getting more expensive, you're right. The average transaction price for a new vehicle hit an all-time high in 2016.
American corporations have been even more aggressive that professional sports franchises in the adoption of the term "Indian" or pejorative terms for Native Americans, images of Indians and the names of specific…