2 Top Ford Execs Retiring, Mulally Staying Put
Ford is losing two top executives, but the company's CEO says he isn't going anywhere.
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Ford is losing two top executives, but the company's CEO says he isn't going anywhere.
The big Chicago Auto Show getting underway with hopes for better sales and more auto industry jobs
"It's picking up ... a lot of overtime. It's getting better," said one worker, outside Warren Stamping.
The auto industry is feeling pretty sporty as the Chicago Auto Show opens today.
Thousands of people submitted their pictures for the 2012 North American International Auto Show photo contest, and the judges have chosen the five winning images.
One day after the Super Bowl, Chrysler's ad is getting a lot of the attention.
A study released this week shows that low and moderate income people are limited in job opportunities because they may be forced to pay too much for mandatory auto insurance.
Gasoline prices continued their pogo stick ride in Michigan through the month of January.
Chevy unveils its new Super Bowl ad, which highlights its Silverado pickup, and pokes fun at the competition.
Chrysler is adding 1800 new jobs at its Belvidere, Illinois plant, as it prepares to launch production of the new Dodge Dart compact car.
Vice President Joe Biden told workers Wednesday at American Seating Co. they are an example of how U.S. companies can prosper by keeping production at home.
Volkswagen has revealed its 2012 Super Bowl ad, as it tries to repeat the success of its 2011 ad, which featured a young Darth Vader.
January car sales figures show 2012 is off to a strong start.
Chrysler posts a $183 million dollar profit for 2011, and promises "performance bonuses" for workers, but is not yet ready to say how much those bonuses will be.
General Motors says it's going to build a $200 million dollar stamping facility near its Arlington Assembly Plant in Texas.