UAW President Predicts Post-Election Progress
Bob King thinks pragmatism and patriotism will pull Congess together.
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Bob King thinks pragmatism and patriotism will pull Congess together.
For a dozen years now, election day has been an official holiday at Ford, General Motors and Chrysler. It came about as an odd combination of circumstances.
American Suzuki Motor says it decided to exit the car business because of slow sales, unfavorable foreign exchange rates and high costs due to U.S. regulatory requirements
There are no more detours around the Livernois bridge over the Clinton River in Rochester Hills.
Monday, at the GigaOM Roadmap Conference in San Francisco, Ford CTO Paul Mascarenas and Microsoft Windows Embedded General Manager Kevin Dallas announced the 5-millionth vehicle equipped with Sync has been sold and they shared their joint vision for continued leadership in development of the connected car.
It's something we've been noticing nearly every day: a fluctuation in prices at the pump. And lately, we've been noticing that gas prices have been going down.
In the first three quarters of the year, the Japanese automaker has sold 7.4 million cars and trucks world wide, putting it back in the number one spot.
The Environmental Protection Agency says Hyundai and Kia have been overstating the gas mileage on most of their models from the past three years.
Chrysler sales are up 10 percent; General Motors up 5 percent, and Ford sales are flat.
GM earns $1.5 billion dollars. North America leads. Europe losses mount.
Ford earns $1.6 billion in the third quarter.
The French auto supplier Valeo and American partner V. Johnson Enterprises LLC have formed a joint venture called Detroit Thermal Systems LLC to acquire the climate control business of Automotive Components Holdings currently located in its Sheldon Road plant in Plymouth Township.
With Hurricane Sandy headed for the East Coast, there are a number of uncertainties in regards to the storm's impact at the pump.
Third quarter profit is $381 million.
General Motors saw improvements in the latest Consumer Reports reliability study, with Chrysler slipping and Ford falling to next-to-last.