Angelo Young

GM’s answer to mass-produced, fully electric cars will have a South Korean battery, drive unit and motor.

In the era of the crossover SUV, Fiat Chrysler wants to redefine what it means to own a family hauler.

The 2016 North American Car, Truck/Utility of the Year Awards kicked off the two-week annual auto expo.

Wall Street indexes sank Thursday in reaction to China's devaluation of the yuan, with the Dow off to the worst yearly start in its history.

The nation's automakers have long dictated how dealers sell cars. That could change.

According to Richard Fisher, the markets have recently behaved like the old cartoon moocher Wimpy.

Global stocks fell Wednesday over concern about the slowdown in China’s growth rate, dropping oil prices and North Korea’s alleged hydrogen bomb test.

SUVs and trucks drove figures to historic levels, as every major auto company — led by Fiat Chrysler and Nissan — saw growth in 2015.

The German automaker saw sales drop 5 percent in the American market, but still plans to proceed with an SUV push.

Demand for sedan brands dropped 11 percent last year, while truck and SUV sales grew 15 percent.

Shares of Smith & Wesson and Ruger surge as traders bet gun-control talk will prompt more weapon sales.

The German automaker faces billions in federal penalties, and criminal charges against executives could still be filed.

The display next week will include a handful of important new vehicles hitting showrooms over the coming year.

The Dow Jones dropped more than 300 points as concerns over a slowdown in China's economic growth hammered shares globally.

Toyota recently patented a "stackable wing" that raised eyebrows among those waiting for flying cars.

Five years ago, South America’s largest country was handily weathering the global economic downturn. But those days are over, and the politics are getting ugly.

Riyadh says Nimr Al-Nimr was waging war against Allah and deserved to die due to his role in criticizing the government of the kingdom.

Crossover-crazy Americans haven’t bought new vehicles at this pace in 15 years.

Shipments of steel from the world’s largest producer could remain high for years, and this is spurring trade tensions.

The oil giant announced Monday an $87 billion deficit for next year, down from a record $98 billion in 2015.

Thanks to a massive global oil-supply glut, the price of gas is now lower than that for printer ink, beer and other products.

The automaker admits it took too long to deal with some vehicles that failed a crash test.

Road trips will be easier on the wallet this holiday season as gas refiners gulp down cheap crude, making for the lowest prices at the pump in six years.

Former employees allege questionable lab practices at a company founded by Elizabeth Holmes, America’s youngest female billionaire.

Ken Feinberg has handled cases related to 9/11 and the BP oil spill. Now he'll seek to work out settlements with angry U.S. owners of Volkswagen diesel cars.

Three years after its fourth-largest acquisition, Disney is about to see how the film, which cost $200 million to produce, will help the company break even on its weighty acquisition.

With uncertainty about Fed policy resolved, U.S. stocks are entering the traditional year-end rally season.

U.S. markets closed in positive territory Wednesday following the Federal Reserve's rate hike, the first such move in more than nine years.

U.S. stocks rose Wednesday — led by the financial services sector — as investors breathe a sigh of relief that Fed rate speculation will subside.