Fiat Raises Stake In Chrysler
Fiat says they have raised their stake in Chrysler from twenty percent to twenty-five percent.
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Fiat says they have raised their stake in Chrysler from twenty percent to twenty-five percent.
Chrysler is showing auto show reporters that the company is alive and kicking after emerging from bankruptcy.
Ford says it's next generation small SUV will be "sleeker, sportier and more stylish" than the current Escape. The company giving hints of that styling in the Ford Vertrek concept vehicle on display at the North American International Auto Show.
Ford using the North American International Auto Show to debut two very different hybrids based on one vehicle. They will have hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions of their new C-MAX, a small utility vehicle.
Chevrolet using the North American International Auto Show as a platform to debut its new sub-compact, the Sonic. Later this year, the made-in-America Sonic will replace the made-in-South Korea Chevrolet Aveo.
Multimillionaire Rick Snyder has put his personal investments into a blind trust to avoid any potential conflict of interest while he's Michigan governor.
We're awaiting Michigan's jobless numbers, due out later today. It follows the national unemployment rate, which dropped to 9.4-percent percent last month, the lowest level in 19 months.
Ford taking the wraps off of the electric version of the Focus compact car, that will come out late next year.
Chrysler celebrating the launch of it's new big cars—the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger—with a ceremony at the company's Brampton Assembly Plant, in Ontario.
As we head into 2011, a sense of optimism has returned the auto industry.
General Motors thinks the world is ready for a compact Buick, and will show off the new Buick Verano at the upcoming North American International Auto Show.
Those who run the North American International Auto Show say their long awaited expansion will be in place in time for the 2012 show.
OnStar is showing off an interesting concept car at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It's a vehicle that shows off the capabilities of the next generation of cellular communications, commonly called 4G.