General Motors Oct. US Sales Fall As Auto Boom Slows
The overall numbers for GM are a sign that auto sales have hit their peak and may even be contracting slightly for the first year since the Great Recession.
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The overall numbers for GM are a sign that auto sales have hit their peak and may even be contracting slightly for the first year since the Great Recession.
Volkswagen took a big step toward recovering from its emissions-cheating scandal by introducing a new seven-passenger SUV.
The fine is the latest in the ongoing fallout from misstated mileage numbers on more than 1.2 million vehicles in the U.S.
BMW says it doesn't know of any crashes or injuries from the problem.
Troubles in Ford Motor Co.'s home market — including a massive recall and the difficult launch of new heavy-duty pickups — are hurting the company's bottom line.
The company reported two fires in government documents but did not list any injuries.
Ford says a fuel supply part can develop a crack and leak gasoline that could catch fire.
About 475,000 owners of VWs and Audis with 2-liter four-cylinder diesel engines now will be able to seek buybacks of their vehicles starting next Tuesday.
Best practice guidelines were released Monday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The company hinted at the venture when it announced that all of its cars would come equipped with hardware needed to drive themselves.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says a 50-year-old woman died Sept. 30 in Riverside County, California.
The automaker has received several reports of detached sunroofs in the U.S., but no reports of injury.
After additional testing and getting the necessary regulatory clearance, all the cars rolling off Tesla's assembly lines will have the equipment needed to be fully autonomous.
FCA says the problem was discovered during company crash tests.
There also have been fires, but an FCA spokesman says he can't say how many.