U.S. new-car inventories are at a 53-month high, which means automakers will need to sweeten deals.
Among the collection were a 2009 ZR1Blue Devil and a 1993 ZR-1 Spyder, both on loan to the museum from General Motors.
Two of Detroit's Big Three automakers showcased their latest products at the ongoing New Delhi auto show.
Net income and revenues were up, but the world’s third-largest automaker still missed forecasts. What happened?
The world’s third-largest automaker will announce its fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday morning before markets open in New York.
A new report suggests margin pressure and the Internet could squeeze U.S. auto dealer networks.
Consumers pushed sales volume up for the Infiniti QX60 crossover. Nissan leads in monthly U.S. auto sales growth.
And other nuggets from the U.S. Secretary of State’s New Orleans visit to the auto dealers expo.
It looks like Ford’s profit growth slowdown has already commenced, as the world's fifth largest automaker embarks on a costly year.
Shares of J.C. Penney Company, Inc. fell in extended-hours trading after the retailer announced it plans to close 33 stores and lay off 2,000 employees.
The move underscores the automaker's remarkable turnaround since its bailout in 2009 in the wake of the financial crisis.
The 2015 Z06 will be considered GM’s most capable street-legal production Corvette.
The annual awards ceremony for the best new vehicles kicked off the Detroit Auto Show on Monday. And the winners are …
North America’s largest automaker is seeing double-digit sales growth for its Cadillac luxury brand.
GM, Ford and Chrysler had a lackluster December, but performed well in 2013.
General Motors is in danger of losing its leadership position to Volkswagen in the Chinese market for the first time in nearly a decade.
Will GM's relationship with the Europe's second-largest automaker continue?
Mary Barra will become GM's first female CEO on January 15, 2014.
GM thinks Indonesia could be a market as promising as China in the early 2000s.
It’s official: Mary Barra will head the world’s second largest automaker.
American Airlines Group Inc., General Motors Company and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. were among stock movers after the bell on Monday.
U.S. car buyers surprised everyone by what they did last weekend: namely, piling into showrooms.