GM Offers New Greener Pickup Choice
General Motors' first natural gas powered pickup trucks are set to launch next month.
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General Motors' first natural gas powered pickup trucks are set to launch next month.
And once they finish getting the lights on for those 500 people left in the dark, local electrical workers plan to turn their attention to storm damage in other parts of the Midwest.
Seventeen hundred 'thumbs up' and counting on Facebook for Quicken Loans decision to pull their advertising from the Rush Limbaugh radio talk show.
General Motors will be halting production of the Chevy Volt for five weeks because of slow sales.
A federal judge in Detroit has blocked a Michigan law designed in part to allow non-union contractors to bid on more public construction projects.
United Auto Workers President Bob King said Thursday that a coalition of unions will push for an amendment to the Michigan Constitution that bars so-called "right-to-work" legislation outlawing contracts that require employees to join unions.
Sheen will be featured along with the woman in Fiat's Super Bowl ad, Catrinel Menghia.
Online retail mortgage lender Quicken Loans is seeking 1,400 people for various jobs in the Detroit-based company.
General Motors says an alliance announced today with French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen is about saving money, not turning around both companies European operations.
After a week of fits and starts, the Dow Jones Industrial Average finally closed above 13,000 -- 13,005.12, to be exact -- for the first time since May 19, 2008.
President Obama says those who opposed government aid to the auto industry are "rewriting history."
Toyota has scored five of the ten "top picks" designations from Consumer Reports.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert pays a visit to Ford's Product Development Center and looks at ways engineers "tweak" modern audio systems.
The high court Monday refused to hear an appeal from Michigan and other Great Lakes states, who have been trying for immediate shutdown of the locks to halt the carp's northward march.
AAA Michigan reports that Michigan motorists will pay 23.5 cents MORE for gas this week.