Car Sales Hit Post Recession Peak
Ford and Chrysler sales up 12 percent. GM sales up 15 percent.
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Ford and Chrysler sales up 12 percent. GM sales up 15 percent.
WWJ's Jeff Gilbert will be at the Frankfurt Auto Show, bringing car aficionados up to the minute on all the exciting news.
Look on the bright side: The average is about 32 cents per gallon less than last year at this time.
U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints about two Nissan SUV models.
The recall involves 370,000 vehicles sold in 22 states, including Michigan.
Sometime before the end of this decade, General Motors will put a car on the road that can almost drive itself.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert previews the upcoming Frankfurt Auto Show.
Ford invests $555 million in the plant, adds second shift, 1400 new jobs. Flat Rock now builds Fusions and Mustang.
2014 Odyssey is first minivan to get TOP SAFETY PICK + designation from Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
New concept features technology that will be implemented worldwide.
New study shows quality gap between imports and domestics growing again.
Elmiraj concept shows what a really high end Cadillac might look like.
According to GasBuddy.com, prices at the pump are up almost eight cents a gallon over the past week in Metro Detroit.
Some good news for Macomb County commuters: after months of detours, 23 Mile Road at North Avenue in Macomb Township officially reopens at 10am today.
Americans are much less worried about drunken, drowsy and aggressive driving than they were four years ago, even though traffic deaths have begun to edge back up.