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Carmakers will report August U.S. new car sales on Thursday and the overall seasonally adjusted annual rate is expected to be flat with July. But there are some big shifts in which makers win and...
The values of Ford and General Motors are low enough that, like Fiat Chrysler, they could become M&A targets for rich vehicle manufacturers based outside the United States.
Toyota spends more than any other company on NASCAR racing. But is the spending paying off in dealer showrooms?
Several states vie for a new Toyota and Mazda joint plant, Disney will pull its content from Netflix, the number of job openings in the United States reached a record, and more headlines.
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Volvo's reentry into the American market is a failure so far. It probably does not have the model line or brand strength to change that.
July sales of passenger cars acted as an anchor on sales at all of the Detroit Three automakers. Ford Mustang and Toyota Corolla were among the worst performers.
Full-size pickup truck sales fell nearly 4% year over year in July for the Detroit Three automakers. Ford maintained its volume and market share lead.
Car sales in the United States continue to fall after two record years. But a couple of manufacturers are expected to dodge the trend.
New car registrations in the European Union rose by about 2% year over year in June. For the first half of 2017, EU sales are up more than 4%.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Agilent, Apple, Citigroup, Exxon, M&T Bank, Snap, Toyota and Twitter.
When a group of shoppers was sent to major car dealers to measure their experiences as they shop for a new car, Tesla's did poorly because of uneven customer treatment from dealer to dealer.
June sales of hybrid and electric cars were up year over year and are also up year to date. The Chevy Volt displaced Toyota's Prius Prime as the best-selling plug-in hybrid in June and leads in...
Ford's F-Series pickups once again led the sales race in June, with total unit sales of 77,895. GM's Chevy Sierra added nearly three points of market share, however.
New car sales are expected to drop in June, a sign that the impressive run in the new auto market has not only plateaued but could be in trouble.