Ford Adds 365,000 Vehicles To Takata Recall
Ford is expanding its part of the Takata airbag recall.
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Ford is expanding its part of the Takata airbag recall.
The 2018 Honda Accord is the winner of the Car of the Year.
Safety advocates have criticized the government for autonomous vehicle guidelines that are voluntary.
GM's Chevrolet brand is showing off the new Silverado.
The automaker says about 2,900 trucks shouldn't be on the road.
FCA says it knows of one potentially related crash but no injuries caused by the problem.
The automaker wants to put the vehicles on the road sometime next year with no human backup drivers.
Fiat Chrysler is making a big investment in its Warren Truck Plant.
The majority of customers are coming in with cracked rims.
Toyota and Mazda have picked Alabama as the site of a new $1.6 billion joint-venture auto manufacturing plant according to a person briefed on the decision.
The recalls come after Takata revealed that another 3.3 million inflators are defective.
Ford is hoping to gain some customers from rivals Ram and Nissan with this new option.
Japanese air bag maker Takata is recalling an additional 3.3 million faulty air bag inflators as it expands the largest automotive recall in U.S. history.
Car salesmen call it "the payment walk," when a customer wants a new vehicle but is walked instead to the used lot because they can't qualify for a new-car loan.
Analysts say demand for new vehicles — especially SUVs — remains healthy as the new year begins.