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Nissan has launched it first self-driving car, YouTube will increase its efforts to take down offensive videos, China aims to corner the market in a key component of self-driving cars, and more...
U.S. new car sales in November totaled 1.4 million units, the second-best November ever, trailing only last year.
General Motors' fate relies as much on China as it does the manufacturer's new electronic vehicles and self-driving cars.
Ford widened its market share lead in pickup trucks last month, nabbing nearly 41% of total pickup sales from the Detroit 3 automakers.
GM sales dipped nearly 3% year over year in November but the company posted a record-high average transaction price. Inventory inched higher in the month, but the company is still on target to meet...
GM still has to wrestle with its slowly dying primary business of traditional, gasoline-powered cars, the sales of which run well into the millions per year.
Amazon may buy one or more drug companies, GM will have a self-driving taxi in just over a year, CVS Health may buy Aetna, and more important headlines.
The Los Angeles Auto Show opens to the public on Friday and carmakers have a lot of new vehicles to show off. Especially big SUVs and crossovers.
The new 2018 Chevy Bolt made its media debut on Tuesday as it toured the streets of San Francisco, but it wasn’t exactly the smooth ride that everyone was expecting.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Bazaarvoice, General Motors, Home Depot, MGIC, Nike and T-Mobile.
While car sales in the U.S. were fundamentally flat across the industry in November, sales of South Korean brands Hyundai and Kia fell sharply. It continues a tough year for the brands According to...
GM’s (NYSE: GM) Chevy says it is “closeout” time for the 2017 versions of many of its cars. Among the vehicles with the largest discounts is the 2017 Corvette Z06 which is priced $9,107 below...
Volkswagen on Friday announced strategic commitments totaling some $82.5 billion in electric cars and other new technologies as the company maps a strategic direction for the future.
Deeply troubled Fiat finished last in a carefully followed measure of dealer quality. Its burden to reverse its fortunes just got heavier.
Credit rating agency Moody's has provided an usually pessimistic view of the car industry. Sales have peaked, its experts said. Demand in the two largest car markets has turned sour.