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Stellantis NV

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Cars and Drivers

Automakers Choose California Over Trump

Four major automakers signed a deal last week agreeing to meet California's fuel-economy and emissions standards. The agreement is sure to enliven a joust between the state and the Trump administration.

Paul Ausick
6:45am ET
Cars and Drivers

July Car Sales to Be Flat, VW to Jump

Despite worries that strong car sales in the United States cannot continue, experts expect that July sales have been strong. Helping to lead the way, once embattled Volkswagen had a good month.

Douglas A. McIntyre
10:55am ET
Cars and Drivers

US Auto Sales Still Lagging, Carmakers Still Hopeful 

Second-quarter and monthly sales for June were generally disappointing for automakers. There were some exceptions, however, and the forecast for sales over the second half of the year remain about where they…

F GM HMC
Paul Ausick
7:39pm ET
Cars and Drivers

Fiat Chrysler Kills Renault Deal

If Fiat Chrysler had been able to close a $40 billion merger with Renault, the result would be the third largest car company in the world. Europe would have a dominant force…

Douglas A. McIntyre
9:55am ET
Cars and Drivers

Mexico Tariffs Kick Automakers While They Are Down

The U.S. president on Thursday said the nation will impose tariffs on all goods imported from Mexico unless the country stems the flow of illegal migrants to the United States. The auto…

Paul Ausick
6:20am ET
Cars and Drivers

May Car Sales to Slip, Ford Set to Plunge

May U.S. car sales are expected to fall, another sign that the industry, which has been so healthy for so many years, has entered a period of decline.

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:40am ET
Cars and Drivers

GM Merger With Ford Looks More Likely

Deep trouble at Ford and GM's need for more heft to compete with rivals Toyota and Volkswagen make a marriage between the two largest car companies more likely by the day.

Douglas A. McIntyre