Fiat Launches Interesting iPad App.
Fiat is hoping to use the iPad to introduce its brand to the United States.
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Fiat is hoping to use the iPad to introduce its brand to the United States.
The Treasury Department says it has ended its investment in Chrysler LLC after Italian automaker Fiat SpA purchased the U.S. government's remaining holdings in the auto company.
Car companies are taking the long term view heading into this year's auto contract talks.
Buick is looking for growth in new areas.
Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than 20,000 pickup trucks and SUVs because a defective switch can cause the turn signal, tail lights and brake lights to fail.
Chrysler says it's suspended nine workers from the Trenton Engine plant who were videotaped by a local TV station, apparently drinking and smoking marijuana while on a break.
While hot mid summer days have a lot of people thinking about convertibles, they aren't buying convertibles at the rate they did five years ago.
Police say a statewide seat belt enforcement campaign that included the Memorial Day holiday resulted in more than 9,000 tickets.
We have the first indication that "active safety" systems, designed to prevent crashes are having a positive impact.
As GM and the UAW gear up from new contract talks, the company is announcing new investments, and the union is trying to find ways to get more people back to work.
The University of Detroit-Mercy is offering camp's that exercise young people's brains—and are fun at the same time.
A person briefed on the matter says General Motors will invest millions in its Flint, Mich., assembly plant so it can make the next generation of full-size pickup trucks.
Electric car owners have a new place to juice them up ... in Royal Oak.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert checks out the new mid size SUV from Dodge.
It's called a T-Rex, it's a cross between a motorcycle and a car and it goes up to 140 miles an hour.