Chrysler CEO Says The U.S. Recovery is Still on Track
It's not the recovery that's in trouble, according to Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, it's the expectations.
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It's not the recovery that's in trouble, according to Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, it's the expectations.
UAW President Bob King is giving his strongest indication to date that the contract they negotiate with the domestic auto companies will probably not include increases in the base wage rate.
There were a few bright spots in a July sales report that has many analysts concerned that the auto industry's recovery may be sputtering.
For the first time in nearly a decade, thieves are stealing more American vehicles than foreign ones.
Ford Motor Co. is recalling 1.1 million pickup trucks because the gas tanks can fall off and cause fires.
Volkswagen's top North American executive is downplaying talk about his company's new Tennessee factory becoming the first "transplant" factory to recognize the UAW as a bargaining agent for its workers.
General Motors has begun production of its new subcompact, the Chevrolet Sonic.
OnStar has launched a pilot program that will allow people to know exactly where there vehicle is at all times.
Top auto executives head north to Traverse City this week to discuss the auto industry's fragile recovery.
A former General Motors plant in Flint could be sprouting thousands of trees under a plan to turn to natural ways to control contaminants near the Flint River.
The bidding was feverish among a standing-room-only crowd Saturday in Plymouth as someone walked away with a unique car...that's completely see-through.
A recent survey conducted by AAA and Kurgo asked dog owners how often they drive with their dog and examined their habits behind the wheel.
UAW President Bob King taking the optimistic attitude that he showed at Chrysler and General Motors this week, to Ford's historic Rouge Plant, for the opening of 2011 contract talks.
Flanked by the CEO's of the three domestic auto companies, President Obama Friday confirmed a deal to raise fuel economy standards to 54 and a half mile per gallon by 2025.
AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert takes us for a ride in this legendary roadster.