Trump Headed To Michigan To Discuss Eliminating Regulations, Creating Jobs In U.S. Auto Industry
President Donald Trump is headed to Ypsilanti this week to discuss federal policy concerning the U.S. auto industry.
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President Donald Trump is headed to Ypsilanti this week to discuss federal policy concerning the U.S. auto industry.
Police have quoted Jason Dalton as saying a "devil figure" on Uber's app was controlling him on the night of the shootings.
Do not slam the doors on a Nissan Versa.
The company on Friday pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and conspiracy over a brazen scheme to program nearly 600,000 vehicles to deceive the Environmental Protection Agency.
The German automaker has agreed to pay $4.3 billion in civil and criminal penalties.
The company recalled about 21,000 of the vehicles last year. It decided to expand the recall after getting more warranty claims.
Nearly six months have passed since a man was gunned down inside of a body shop on Detroit's east side, and police are still searching for the killers.
When a traffic signal loses power, who has the right of way?
It was a wild scene, 5 Mile Rd. and Newburgh, where a tree uprooted under a car.
This is despite a more than $23 million expansion plan just six months ago.
Nadea Kassab was hit by not one, but two cars at 12:05 a.m.. Sunday.
By shedding the bulk of its European operations, General Motors is getting rid of a perennial money drain and gaining essential cash that it can use to reward shareholders and invest in future technology such as electric cars and ride-sharing.
"The seniority employees will be laid off; the temporary employees will be released," GM spokesman Tom Wickham said Monday.
"Auto parts place, you've got to imagine how much oil they've got in there," said a witness to the blaze.
Detroit put the world on wheels over 100 years ago. With stiff competition from Silicon Valley, Pittsburgh, China and Japan, will the city and state also be the center of the new autonomous revolution?