The troubled Fiat brand from Fiat Chrysler Automoblies Inc. (NYSE: FCAU), plagued by slow sales and poor quality reviews, is also America’s slowest selling car by one measure. Auto research firm Edmunds tracks days to…
No matter how much investors are concerned about the production slowdown at Tesla, it was the fastest growing car company in America through the first seven months of the year.
Whether it’s showing off a new ride or posting a photo of a vehicle we’d like to own, social media gives us an outlet to share that new-car feeling with a lot…
After a rather dismal month of May, pickup truck sales improved somewhat in June, and the leading full-size pickup opened up a wider lead on its competitors.
Year over year, sales barely rose at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in July, even though the Jeep brand posted a sales gain of 5%.
Paul Ausick Car and light truck sales should reach 1.5 million in July, about the same as in July a year ago. The momentum should continue in August, particularly due to large discounts on…
The Fiat brand continues to be decimated by research that shows a deeply negative perspective on quality, layout and performance.
Douglas A. McIntyre Automakers will be reporting July light vehicle sales totals on Tuesday, and if forecasts are correct, it will be a solid, perhaps even outstanding, month.
Volkswagen is taking the expected beating in the United States due to its emissions scandal. Its sales dropped sharply in July, according to Kelley Blue Book.
Fiat Chrysler reported-second quarter 2016 results before markets opened Wednesday, and its Jeep brand continues to lead in sales.
Paul Ausick Explaining that it wants to clarify its practices for reporting monthly sales, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (NYSE: FCAU) said today that it will change the way it reports sales from now on…
Paul Ausick In a new owner satisfaction ranking of 2016 model year vehicles, GM placed seven vehicles at the top of their respective segments, more than any other auto manufacturer, to take the award…
There is no indication that Fiat Chrysler has done anything wrong, but it has other problems that could compound its current hardships with regulators and drive its stock price down even further.
Details are scarce, but Automotive News reported Monday afternoon that FBI and SEC investigators have visited employees of Fiat Chrysler in their offices and homes during the month of July.
Paul Ausick Fiat Chrysler has had an extraordinary run in the United States, particularly because of Jeep sales. The one embarrassment the company continues to face is sales of its Fiat models.
