What the Canadian Government’s Sale of GM Really Means
There comes a time when anyone and everyone should capitalize on their investments, and Canada is making that move with GM now.
There comes a time when anyone and everyone should capitalize on their investments, and Canada is making that move with GM now.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include American Express, BIND Therapeutics, Devon Energy, General Motors, Novavax and Toyota.
While American-made luxury car sales tumble, there is one luxury sector that is booming: luxury, full-size sport utility vehicles.
In the month of March, Ford sold more Mustangs in the United States than the combined total of the Chevy Camaro and the Dodge Challenger.
courtesy of Chrysler GroupAll three of the major U.S. automakers sell more pickup trucks than any other vehicle in their showrooms. Pickup sales account for anywhere between 20% and 40% of a…
When automakers reported new car sales for March on Wednesday, U.S. luxury brands Cadillac and Lincoln got absolutely trashed.
GM's March sales figures reflect weaker Cadillac and Chevrolet sales, but modest gains in GMC and Buick sales.
HondaAutomakers will be reporting March sales throughout the morning Tuesday, and the analysts at Kelley Blue Book (KBB) have issued their 2015 Brand Image award winners to coincide with those announcements. In…
It seems improbable that a single luxury car company could take 5% of the U.S. car market, but Mercedes may have a chance to do so.
Volkswagen may be struggling to gain sales in the U.S. car market, but on average the price of its cars was higher than that of any other manufacturer in March.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include Altera, Delta Air, Devon Energy, General Motors and Micron Technology.
Now that the big three automakers are prospering again, the UAW says it is time for them to share in the payoff.
Daimler, maker of Mercedes-Benz cars and vans, said on Friday that it will expand its product line to include mid-size pickup "before the end of the decade."
The collapse of the Tesla Motors share price continued throughout the week as it approached a 52-week low.
While car and light truck sales are expected to barely inch up this month compared to March a year ago, those of Ford Motor and Volkswagen are forecast to drop.