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.
Now might be a really good time to shop for a full-size pickup truck, given the latest incentives on F-Series, Silverado and Ram trucks.
The three full-sized American pick-ups continued to be the best selling cars in June, a sign of a drop in concern about gas costs, and the place that the pick-up plays in…
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. After a disappointing May, Ford…
Year-over-year sales rose 7% at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (NYSE: FCAU) in June to 197,073 units, the company’s best June sales level in 11 years. The Jeep brand posted a sales gain…
Paul Ausick We might have a little trouble defining what we mean when we say that a brand is “patriotic,” but the fact is most Americans know it when they see it. Patriotic brands…
Automakers will be reporting June light vehicle sales totals on Friday, and if forecasts are correct, it will be a solid month. Analysts at Edmunds.com expect June sales to total about 1.53…
Thursday’s unexpected U.K. vote to walk out of the European Union shocked equity, currency, and commodities markets Friday. The dollar strengthened against both the euro and the British pound and that helped…
The Fiat brand is so routinely panned for its product quality that it's a wonder the cars are still for sale in America.
Initial quality for new cars purchased this year rose to a seven-year high, according to the J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Initial Quality Study.
With an era of self-driving cars on the horizon, and faced with the rising millennial generation that shows little interest in auto ownership, Ford must be wondering about its future.
With new registrations jumping more than 25% in May, Fiat Chrysler outsold Ford and General Motors in Europe to become the fourth-ranked automaker there.
There were 7.7 million diesel-powered passenger vehicles on U.S. roads at the end of 2015, according to the Diesel Technology Forum.
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