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A legendary supplier of "Motown Muscle" is celebrating its 75th birthday.
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A legendary supplier of "Motown Muscle" is celebrating its 75th birthday.
Hyundai, Audi and Toyota show off their Super Bowl ads, as more and more auto companies get involved in the big game.
This week on an exclusive Michigan Matters, Carol Cain talked with international advertising executive Sir Martin Sorrell and auto racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart.
Chevrolet has decided to take a big approach to the big game.
Ford posts a 2011 operating profit of $8.8 billion. Workers get $6200 profit sharing checks.
Now that record sales of 127,883 EcoBoost-equipped vehicles in 2011 are on the books, Ford aims to more than triple production capacity of cars, utilities and trucks using this fuel-efficient technology.
Drivers of the all-new Ford Escape may be surprised to find out there is a plant inside the door.
One day after GM's CEO defended the Chevy Volt in front of a congressional committee, the company is in the midst of a major promotional campaign to portray the Volt is one of the most technically advanced vehicles in the world, designed and built in America.
General Motors CEO Dan Akerson defends both the Chevy Volt, and his company's independence before a congressional committee today.
EcoMotors International, a company that has designed a revolutionary new internal combustion engine, Tuesday announced a design contest to incorporate its engine in automotive designs.
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration says it found 10 serious safety violations at the plant, including failing to make sure employees don't work under suspended loads and stay clear of loads being lifted by cranes.
A General Motors plant manager and a western Michigan wind turbine company worker are scheduled to sit near the first lady during the State of the Union address.
The goal is to improve quality, cut costs companywide and to provide cutting edge technology for workers to rethink the way they do things.
Unlike last year, this year's auto show ended without embarrassing news stories about expensive cars being ripped off in downtown Detroit. But not everyone's happy.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert gets a sneak preview of the new "Driving America" exhibit at The Henry Ford, which opens to the public on Sunday.