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One global car company has strong sales in most of the world's markets, and it usually holds one of the highest spots in car quality surveys.
GM has announced a contest to name the company's new electric bike. One $10,000 prize will be awarded to the winner.
  This last week was a crazy end to the October selling craze being followed by a flood of stock buying this week prior to Friday’s major profit taking. Some of that buying is obviously being...
Sales of Ford's best-selling F-Series pickups dropped more than 7% in October, but monthly sales remained above 70,000 for the eighth consecutive month.
GM managed to prove that major car and auto manufacturers can still deliver on strong earnings. That said, there is a persistent and unfortunate theme that "peak auto" has already been seen in the...
General Motors reported better-than-expected revenue and profits Wednesday morning. Sales fell, but higher prices made the difference.
U.S. carmakers General Motors and Ford traded higher Monday morning following reports that boosted one firm's shares thanks to an analyst's upgrade and the other's on a halving of a Chinese tax on...
We are in the midst of earnings season, during which most major companies will report and set a direction for the market. We have included the consensus earnings estimates from Thomson Reuters and...
Ford's October sales are expected to drop 10%, another challenge to the company's turnaround, which got a positive boost when the company announced earnings recently.
Auto industry researchers at Cox Automotive and Edmunds are expecting new car sales in the United States to drop by more than 6% year over year in October. Automakers report sales data on November 2.
Third-quarter auto sales are a pretty good hint at what we can expect to see when carmakers begin reporting earnings later this week and next.
Ford, General Motors, Freeport-McMoRan, and J.C. Penney all posted new 52-week lows Thursday.
Following a month of booming auto sales in the European Union, September sales plunged more than 20% as new emissions and fuel-consumption testing procedures were implemented.
Ford, GM, Annaly Capital Management, and Morgan Stanley all posted new 52-week lows Friday.
Ford's sales in China dropped 43% last month and sales for the year are down 30%. The carmaker is not alone, however. Chinese sales are on a path to their slowest annual growth in more than 20 years.