Ford Thinks Extreme As It Looks To Connect With Young Buyers
Ford thinks action motorsports—rally racing, drifting, etc—are a good way to get on the "radar screen" of younger buyers.
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Ford thinks action motorsports—rally racing, drifting, etc—are a good way to get on the "radar screen" of younger buyers.
Workers at Chrysler's Trenton plant who were caught by TV cameras drinking and smoking outside a UAW hall face possible suspension without pay.
Utilities and environmentalists are teaming up to make it easier for people to fill up their vehicles with natural gas, as an alternative.
Ford may be about to do some hiring at its Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne - bringing in over 400 workers.
A local steelmaker is getting a $730 million loan from a federal program aimed at making vehicles more fuel efficient.
Chrysler is recalling about 250 thosuand Ram pickups from the 2008 to 2011 model years.
A very important summertime car show is moving to a new location.
A new government program indicates that laws against texting or talking on a hand held cell phone while driving do better when they have some teeth in them.
With two weeks to go before the start of this year's auto talks, a lot of attention is being focused on UAW President Bob King.
Free admission, an enthusiast program and a specially-themed cruise night are among the highlights of 70 Years of Jeep Week at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, July 12 to 17.
The Federal Government is looking at new standards that would significantly increase miles per gallon requirements for the auto makers.
As the government announces disappointing unemployment figures, Hyundai's top North American executive says the slow recovery will remain a drag on car sales for the rest of the year.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert spends some time in the all new version of Honda's popular compact.
Electric vehicles are about to become a little less quiet.
GM is making an interesting offer to car buyers in two western states. But a car, get a years worth of free insurance.