AUTO

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will buy back certain pickups and SUVs as part of it settlement with auto safety watchdog.

Mitsubishi Motors’ Outlander Sport SUV will now be exported to the U.S. from the company’s Okazaki plant in Japan.

The agency's actions come less than a month after it took the unusual step of holding a public hearing on the problems with 23 Fiat Chrysler recalls covering over 11 million vehicles.

A loophole in U.S. auto safety regulations allows some commercial limos and buses to forgo air bags and seat belts. The results of that technicality have been deadly.

BMW said that it could consider assembling luxury cars in India in the long run, depending on market growth.

The Model S carmaker doubled its losses, but car sales should give Tesla its highest quarterly revenue on record.

Tesla is “unlikely” to meet its 10-year vehicle sales and energy-storage targets, according to new research from UBS.

Cupertino has lured away a high-ranking exec from Fiat Chrysler for an undisclosed role.

Tesla Motors shares were headed toward their highest price since the company announced its “gigafactory” site in September.

Renault, Peugeot and Volkswagen have the most to gain when the Middle East’s largest auto market reopens to the West.

Economists are concerned about a slowdown in real estate investment and consumption growth, and at the potential impact of stock market volatility.

Tesla’s first pick for three key global sales positions has a decade of experience developing luxury retail outlets worldwide.

The Detroit automaker says 56 injuries have been reported from SUV rear gates that fall down on people.

A decade of strong profit and revenue growth for the British engineering company came to an end last year.

The all-new 2016 Nissan Maxima isn't really a sports sedan: It’s a luxury car at nonluxury prices.

The maker of electric cars needs to deliver about 33,000 vehicles in the second half of 2015 to reach its goal of 55,000 this year.

Volkswagen said that the fatal incident took place due to human error, not because of technical problem with the robot.

Move over geezers, Ford sales numbers suggest millennial pony car fans are less likely to think size matters when it comes to engines.

Julie Hamp has not been charged formally yet, but Japanese authorities are allowed to detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.

A 52-year-old tariff is why Americans have fewer choices in small pickups and cargo vans. Pacific and European trade deals could change that.

A Google self-driving Lexus SUV reportedly cut off another self-driving car operated by Delphi Automotive in Palo Alto. First incident of robot-car road rage?

Mercedes-Benz AMGs are legendary for their hand-built engines and top-form performance. Has plug-in hybrid technology caught up to AMG standards?

The Dearborn, Michigan, automaker is testing consumers’ appetite for renting their cars to others.

Jaguar Land Rover just made its 2 millionth Defender as it's poised to retire a classic look after 67 years.

The Palo Alto electric car maker said recently that Model 3 deliveries are "planned for 2018."

The Giulia midsize sedan is part of the struggling Italian automaker’s plan to release eight new models, including an SUV.

The U.S. began requiring baby seat anchors in 2002, but today most cars don’t make baby seats easy to secure.

GM's board rebuffed a merger proposal from the Italian-American carmaker earlier this year.

Reports are circulating that BMW’s alliance with Toyota will produce the automaker's first hydrogen fuel cell car by 2020.