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Full-sized pickups are the backbone of the American car industry, but that backbone is being tested.
courtesy of General MotorsGeneral Motors Company (NYSE: GM) is making waves in the market Thursday because it is back to investment grade. Fitch was behind the upgrade, and it was based on GM’s...
Among the major luxury car brands, Cadillac received the worst score in the new J.D. Power 2015 U.S. Initial Quality Study.
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association reported that new vehicle registrations in the European Union were up almost 7% for the year to date.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles wants to sell itself, but no major global manufacturer has jumped at the offer.
Courtesy of JeepDoes Chrysler need to become owned by GM? Or what about owned by Ford? That is a question that is harder to answer than whether or not Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) or General Motors Co....
Fiat Chrysler's CEO, Sergio Marchionne, continues to call for industry consolidation to reduce overcapacity. However, he and his company seem to be doing well enough on their own, for now.
German automakers BMW and Mercedes-Benz have been seesawing for the monthly sales crown all year.
While total monthly cars and light truck sales notched a modest increase in May, analysts commented that for the year 2015 sales would reach near record levels.
The best-selling vehicles in the United States during the month of May were, once again, pickups. Americans just cannot get enough of the light-duty vehicles.
General Motors posted higher total May sales due to stronger Chevrolet and GMC sales, especially sales of Chevy trucks.
The year 2015 is the one in which Ford will prove whether it can compete with the world's Big Three manufacturers: GM, Volkswagen and Toyota. Without a strong F-150, that will not happen.
Volkswagen, the car company that has had the most trouble improving U.S. sales for the past several years, is expected to outpace the industry in sales improvement in May.
A new college graduate who is lucky enough to have found a full-time job and is not about to drown under student loan repayments may be thinking about getting good, reliable transportation.
One of the two industries that has been slowest to recover from the financial crisis is automobile manufacturing.