More than 50 models will make their debuts as the world's automakers converge on Detroit for the North American International Auto Show.
Automakers ended 2012 on a high note as Americans kicked tires and drove more new vehicles off the lots last month than they had in years.
Chrysler said it had its best December in five years and moved 1.65 million units in 2012, a 21 percent rise compared with the previous year.
U.S. carmakers met analyst expectations Thursday for December sales. Easier financing and recovering U.S. home prices released pent-up demand.
The Treasury Department aims to conclude its bold, and expensive, investment in General Motors six years after it launched the rescue.
Another month of double-digit declines in automobile registrations and ongoing losses don't tell the whole story.
PolitiFact has named Mitt Romney's claim and subsequent ad about Barack Obama shifting Jeep production away from the U.S. and into China the "lie of the year."
Why did cars fly out of showrooms in November? More confidence, more options, more incentives and more need.
Chrysler Group LLC, a subsidiary of Italian company Fiat S.p.A. (Milan: F), reported November 2012 U.S. sales of 122,565 units, a 14 percent rise from last year, the best November since 2007 and the 32nd consecutive month of year-over-year gains.
Toyota's massive worldwide recalls to fix minor pumps and steering problems could be a sign automakers are just being more proactive.
Chrysler Group LLC is recalling almost 750,000 of its Jeeps because of faulty airbags. Chrysler issued a recall order for two Jeep product lines. It applies to all Jeep Liberty models produced in 2002 and 2003 and to all Jeep Grand Cherokee models produced from 2002 to 2004.
Crediting Obama with the revival of the domestic auto industry, the UAW congratulated the president on his reelection Tuesday and thanked him for betting on them.
There's little doubt the technology sector would be better off if Barack Obama is re-elected as President and Joe Biden as Vice President.
In the days leading to the U.S. presidential election, the swing state of Ohio has become a battleground as Mitt Romney has begun airing ads there accusing Barack Obama of planning to outsource Jeep production jobs to China. Now, in rallies across the state, Obama is firing back, claiming Romney's ads are completely untrue.
Chrysler executive Ralph Gilles slams Donald Trump for continuing to spread Romney's misleading claims that Jeep would move production to China.
Despite Hurricane Sandy cutting October car sales, the industry posted a big improvement in October over last year's results.
The Detroit automaker reported a 10 percent gain in October, the best month since before the last recession.
A new Romney ad claims Chrysler might move Jeep production to China, but is that true? Chrysler and Democrats disagree.
The former Chrysler CEO, who saved the company thanks to gov guarantees, announced he's for the man who opposed precisely that approach.
As the world recalls the death of Steve Jobs, his career of triumphs and setbacks has parallels with two living legends: Lee Iacocca and Sanford Weill.
Chrysler's September sales report is in, showing a 27 percent rise in car sales. The Ram pickup was its best seller.
The Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) reached an agreement with Chrysler Group LLC, Thursday. The agreement mirrored prior agreements with Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors Company (NYSE: GM).