Europe’s auto sector is doing terribly, but Volkswagen’s high-end brands have sold over 16 times more cars there this year.
Chinese consumers purchased 11.3 million cars in the first eight months of 2013; U.S. buyers bought 10.6 million.
General Motors is making nearly $8 billion in annual profit, but it still owes America about $16 billion. What gives?
Americans bought more cars in August than they have in any other month since 2007.
Americans are buying as many Fusion sedans as Ford can make, but they probably won’t get their hands on the Vignale.
Jason A. Weisberg of Seaport Securities discusses market expectations ahead of the Group of 20 leaders gathering in Russia on Thursday.
If total U.S. auto sales estimates are accurate, then the Detroit 3 sold 45 percent of all light passenger vehicles last month.
If GM CEO Dan Akerson has his way, the next Chevrolet Volt will see its MPGe break 100.
Workers are seeking a 14% pay hike. Car companies are holding firm at 6%. The gap has halted auto production.
South Korea is getting a reputation as a costly place to make cars.
The U.S. Treasury now owns about $6.7 billion worth of GM shares, a sum that's less than half of what GM owes it.
While the country's auto industry is unlikely to take off for a few more years, automakers are entering Myanmar with an eye on the future.
GM is reportedly investing in expanding its Chevrolet retail presence in the capital of the war-ravaged country.
GM is doubling down in the world’s biggest auto market.
The Detroit Three July U.S. sales: 567,888 vehicles. The theme of the month: Americans bought small sedans.
Would you pay over $80,000 for a Mini Cooper? How about nearly $100,000 for an Audi A4 sedan?
The American automaker became the top producer for the first time in six quarters - signaling U.S. auto industry strength.
General Motors (NYSE: GM) and Ford (NYSE: F) reported quarterly earnings this week in the wake of Detroit filing for bankruptcy.
Consumer Reports gives top marks to a Detroit Three sedan for the first time in 20 years.
The No. 1 U.S. automaker said it's working to slash expenses in its high-cost Australian operations.
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and General Motors Co. (NYSE:GM) are reporting quarterly earnings over the next two day.
It was a “stable quarter” for North America’s largest auto maker, but profits were likely hurt by continued overhaul charges.