Shake-Up At GM's Money Losing European Operations
GM Europe President Karl-Friedrick Stracke will be replaced, for now, by GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky.
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GM Europe President Karl-Friedrick Stracke will be replaced, for now, by GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky.
In an interview Thursday morning with WWJ Newsradio 950 technology editor Matt Roush, new GM CIO Randy Mott said he believes "insourcing" IT will give GM more capability to respond quickly to changes in the auto market -- and to design cars with more cool tech features than the competition.
Police say they've recovered a California man's classic car that was stolen from a parking lot near Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn.
GM is enlisting Peyton Manning to help it sell Buick's, as it resurrects the "money back" deal for its Chevrolet Brand.
Chrysler, known for making news with its two-minute Super Bowl, is going long form again.
Bob's Big Boy in Burbank, California has been a cruising spot for gearheads and auto enthusiasts since the 1950s.
"I do a lot of shopping! You can fit a lot in here." - Deanna and her Dodge Journey
While the "Big Three" automakers compete heavily for domestic sales dollars, a new survey suggest they are very competitive overall when it comes to insurance premiums.
Nissan takes a solid mid size car and makes it better.
Police are looking for a vintage vehicle, stolen from outside the Henry Ford Museum.
Ford Motor Co. said Thursday that its new C-Max Hybrid vehicle is projected to achieve fuel economy of 47 mpg city, beating the Toyota Prius by 3 mpg with a base price $1,300 lower.
Chrysler posted a 20 percent sales increase, GM 16 percent and Ford 7 percent.
A new study shows that two new active safety systems, that are starting to appear on cars, are preventing accidents.
Driving this Fourth of July should cost you less than last year as the price at the gas pump continues to fall ahead of the holiday.
Mel Gibson, Heather Locklear and Kiefer Sutherland have all had DUIs. See who else made our list of best celebrity DUI mugshots.