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WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert spends some time in a completely updated family hauler.
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WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert spends some time in a completely updated family hauler.
When the Los Angeles Times runs a big story headlined "Domestic automakers gain traction in California," you can see that the times are changing.
Planning is getting underway for the 2012 version of the North American International Auto Show. It's a show that will be held in the midst of a Cobo Center expansion and an auto industry rebirth.
Chrysler Group LLC is recalling 11,351 cars, minivans and other models because a manufacturing problem can cause the steering to fail.
With new, often expensive and complicated safety features available with each model year, what do consumers actually need?
Chrysler is reopening a downriver engine plant, less than a month after that facility had closed its doors.
While car sales won't completely recover as fast as many analysts were expecting, a new report says domestic auto companies will get a growing part of that slowly recovering market.
Ford's World Headquarters playing host to a unique competition, as teams of teenage auto technicians showed what they had learned.
It's a unique Fathers Day weekend tradition for car lovers, the annual Eyes on Design car show.
General Motors is getting into the electric bus business, investing $6 million in a start-up company that aims to build as many as 400 electric transit buses a year.
AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert takes us on a spin in Suzuki's small SUV.
The Road Commission for Oakland County has announced that the flashing red lights for left hand turn lanes will be disappearing.
A judge has ruled that Ford Motor Company must pay nearly $2 billion in damages to thousands of dealerships in a 2002 class-action lawsuit that said the automaker violated dealer agreements.
General Motors is recalling more than 47,000 Cadillac SRX crossover vehicles because of a problem with the passenger side air bags.
Ford is making a minivan that will become its first U.S. vehicle sold only as a hybrid.