Car Sales Hitting Numbers Not Seen In Four Years
Chrysler sales are up 40 percent, Ford up 14 percent and GM up 1 percent.
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Chrysler sales are up 40 percent, Ford up 14 percent and GM up 1 percent.
Chevrolet has tapped the director of the hit TV series "The Office" to direct a very different kind of TV commercial.
General Motors says an alliance announced today with French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen is about saving money, not turning around both companies European operations.
President Obama says those who opposed government aid to the auto industry are "rewriting history."
Toyota has scored five of the ten "top picks" designations from Consumer Reports.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert pays a visit to Ford's Product Development Center and looks at ways engineers "tweak" modern audio systems.
Bill Ford Jr. will tell a mobile electronic device conference in Barcelona, Spain that the world's roadways will become paralyzed as the world population grows by another 2 billion people to 9 billion in 40 years.
"We run this like a real auto repair shop. We work on customers' cars and there are floor bosses to answer to," the instructor said.
"Where this got all messed up is when the government and the executive branch started rewriting the rules (to) whatever they wanted," said Pete Hoekstra, one of several Republicans vying to take on Democratic incumbent Debbie Stabenow.
Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney talking taxes, trade and his history as a "car guy" to the Detroit Economic Club, while nearby UAW leaders were focused on Romney's opposition to the auto industry bailout.
It's AutoRama weekend at Cobo Center.
Honda is recalling nearly 46,000 Odyssey minivans because the rear doors can fall on people unexpectedly, and have on at least two occasions.
General Motors CEO Dan Akerson seeking to jump-start a new program to rebuild parts of Detroit's East Side, with a big donation.
The rapid rise in gasoline prices is causing some concern in the auto industry. But, there is also caution that the industry is in a far better place than it was the last time fuel prices spiked.
Ford Motor Company was named as one of America's top corporations for its support of women-owned suppliers, the first time an automaker has earned the award.