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Of the 13 brands that scored below average in the 20th annual J.D. Power Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study, four are from Fiat Chrysler, far more than any other maker.
The gap between premium and non-premium car brands is narrowing, at least far as how appealing new cars are to their new owners.
Not only does Fiat Chrysler have trouble improving sales of its Fiat brand, Fiat is also the slowest selling car in America.
Chevy says it plans to upgrade its flagship full-sized pickup, the Silverado. It is too early to know if anyone will care.
Short sellers must believe that the near-term prospects for General Motors are good, as short interest in its shares has dropped.
In a new owner satisfaction ranking of 2015 model year vehicles, General Motors placed five vehicles at the top of their respective segments.
U.S. sales of pickup trucks by the Detroit Three automakers took a bit of a dive in June, and GM now has more than 40% of the overall pickup market.
Year over year, sales rose 8% at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in June to the company’s best June sales level since 2006.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Brinker International, Cypress Semiconductor, Starbucks and Windstream.
Although new U.S. car sales for June are expected to be lower than May sales, industry analysts expect a sales jump of nearly 5% year-over-year.
Fiat Chrysler will release a new version of its iconic Fiat 500 on July 4. If the car does not lift U.S. sales, Fiat will suffer another disaster.
While car and light truck sales in the United States are expected to rise by 5.7% in May, Ford sales are expected to rise less than that.
No major car company has had more difficulties in the U.S. market than global behemoth Volkswagen.
The American new car market continues to shoot toward new records. According to Kelley Blue Book, June will help sales move much higher.
courtesy of Fiat SpAFiat Chrysler (NYSE: FCAU) got two pieces of bad news in the U.S. recently. The Fiat nameplate finished dead last in a carefully watched J.D. Power study. Additionally, Fiat sales...