Volkswagen Sales in US Continue to Crash
While eyes have been trained on the ousted CEO drama in Germany, Volkswagen quietly posted another rough quarter in America.
While eyes have been trained on the ousted CEO drama in Germany, Volkswagen quietly posted another rough quarter in America.
In the back and forth between Mercedes and BMW for the lead in luxury sales in America, Mercedes pulled ahead last month.
Sales of pickups account for a significant portion of an automaker’s total sales, especially in the United States.
Estimated U.S. new car sales in the month of April suggest that a total of almost 1.5 million units was sold during the month.
The new Ford F-Series pickup is supposed to be the future of trucks. So, why is the manufacturer offering steep discounts in some markets?
Ford Motor CompanyWednesday might be the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, but the first three months of 2015 are no cause for celebration among hybrid, plug-in hybrid and all-electric carmakers. For the first…
GM said Tuesday morning that it sold 2.4 million vehicles worldwide in the first three months of 2015. Sales rose in North America and China, but fell in Europe and South America.
The editors at Kelley Blue Book (KBB) have issued their 2015 list of the top environmentally friendly cars.
Shares sold short in Ford fell in the most recently measured period. Those betting against the stock may wish they had held their positions.
The good folks at TopSpeed have created a computer-generated design of what a Mercedes pickup could look like.
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.
The Toyota Camry was the best-selling car in America in March. It also holds the lead for the first three months at more than 100,000 sold.
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.