GM CEO: "World Events" Behind Stock Fall
GM CEO Dan Akerson says that concerns about the impact of rising gasoline prices, and shortages of Japanese parts have caused investors to shy away from his company's stock.
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GM CEO Dan Akerson says that concerns about the impact of rising gasoline prices, and shortages of Japanese parts have caused investors to shy away from his company's stock.
The totally redone Chevrolet Malibu, which is making its worldwide debut at auto shows in New York and Shanghai, may be the most important vehicle General Motors has unveiled since emerging from bankruptcy nearly two years ago.
GM said Monday it will raise car and truck prices by an average of $123 per vehicle to make up for its increased oil and metal costs.
Volkswagen is introducing an edgy new design for their Beetle model at the New York Auto Show.
This week, we visit the SAE World Congress, take a look at Porsche's future in the Motor City, and test drive a new hybrid from Lexus.
From an all new Chevy Malibu to a totally updated version of the new Volkswagen Beetle, car enthusiasts will be keeping a close eye on this week's New York Auto Show.
A second vehicle--converted from a regular gasoline-powered car to an electric vehicle by the owner--was also in the garage.
Prices at the pump have steadily risen, and oil analyst Patrick DeHaan says drivers won't get a break anytime soon.
Second place might seem like a great spot for the GM entry until you learn first place was won by an entry created by a team of high-schoolers.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert shows us one of the most unique hybrids on the road
Ford is expanding a recall of its F-150 pickup to include nearly 1.2 million trucks because of an air bag defect.
Ford CEO Alan Mulally says reports that his companies earnings would be impacted by supply shortages from Japan are not correct.
Chrysler is showing off its second Mopar inspired vehicle.
About 4,000 new Chrysler vehicles -- mostly Ram pick-up trucks -- are parked under guard at the fairgrounds.
According to the Center for Automotive Research, up to 36,000 more factory jobs.