Cars and Drivers

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Tesla reported its most recent quarterly results after the closing bell on Wednesday. The Electric Vehicle (EV) giant said that it had $2.14 in earnings per share (EPS) and $7.38 billion in revenue,...
Harley-Davidson released mixed quarterly results before the markets opened on Tuesday, and shares pulled back afterward.
GM announced Monday that it will remodel its Hamtramck, Michigan, assembly plant to build the company's planned electric pickups and SUVs.
Ford has recalled almost 90,000 F-150 pickups sold in Canada to repair a faulty tailgate latch. In December the company recalled about 265,000 F-Series trucks for the same reason.
Ford has struggled to find a formula to fix the company under its new CEO. The headwinds beg the question of who will set the course for Ford’s future.
Tesla's stock will not double again. There are too many factors that already have begun to weigh on it, particularly future sales growth and competition.
Who wants electric cars in the United States? Aside from Tesla buyers, perhaps no one.
As car manufacturers struggle with the downturn in China’s car sales, and some large car makers posted double-digit declines last year, Tesla’s sales have surged and rose to over 40,000 last...
New car sales in the European Union rose over 1% year over year in 2019 to more than 15 million vehicles. U.S. automakers Ford and Fiat Chrysler both posted lower year-over-year sales totals.
The Chevy Corvette was named the 2020 North American Car of the Year. The group that decides the winner clearly doesn't care about customer demand.
Ford and Tesla have a similar challenge over the next several years. Every major car manufacturer, and a number of small ones, will be heavily in the electric car business by the end of the decade.
BMW Group has announced that it is the world's largest luxury car company, based on 2019 sales. But is it really?
Some analysts believe that Tesla has overshot most price targets and shares should be pulling back. In fact, a flurry of analysts came out in defense of this position on Thursday.
Many Americans learned how to drive when they were in their teens and got a driver's license soon after. However, this pattern has changed, leaving the auto industry with a smaller pool of customers.
Tesla's success continues to be a miracle to some industry experts. It was supposed to be too small to beat large car companies with big balance sheets and dealer networks.
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