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At North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Bill Ford speaks about his company’s future and Trump’s impact on the industry
The auto giant is jumping into car sharing with a $1,500-a-month service, with no long-term commitment or mileage limits
If you're looking for a used car, it might pay to consider one of these reliable vehicles whose owners hung on to them
The FTC now allows dealers to advertise and sell vehicles as “certified” -- even if they have an outstanding recall
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gives these vehicles its coveted top rating, which just got even harder
In this year's ranking, CarMD breaks out U.S. and foreign vehicles by brand rather than just manufacturer
For the first time, more than half of new luxury cars are leased, and deals like this are part of the reason
Researchers are learning why seat belts designed to protect the average-size driver may actually cause problems for smaller, elderly drivers
SUVs predominate, but a turbocharged compact is also getting looks
Kelley Blue Book lists it best buys based on test drives, five-year cost of ownership and other criteria
A new study ranks automakers' long-term performance regarding their rate of recalls, timeliness and initiative
GM's near-luxury brand is the first from an American carmaker to make the top three in CR's annual reliability survey
If you're looking for a vehicle with lots of space -- and safety features -- these two minivans and an SUV fit the bill
What's new at the annual Paris Auto Show
AAA has put a figure to the amount of money motorists waste putting high-octane fuel into cars that don't need it
Michigan Assembly Plant, which currently makes the small cars, will be getting new products under a contract signed with the UAW
High first-year depreciation on these well-rated cars create bargains for those willing to forgo the cachet of brand new
Nashville’s Frist Center for the Visual Arts highlights the artistry of Italy’s post-war automotive renaissance
Italy’s post-war automotive renaissance is celebrated at Nashville’s Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Recall over air bag software defect linked to one death affects 3.6 million vehicles in the U.S. and 19 model types
Automaker is recalling more than 4 million vehicles for a software defect that may have caused at least one death
On September 4, 1957, Americans got their first look at the ignominious car
Yet-to-be-named SUV is scheduled to begin production at automaker's lone U.S. plant in Tennessee toward the end of this year
In a challenge to Uber, Google is opening up its Waze carpooling program in San Francisco to more users
Automaker first acknowledged in April it systematically falsified mileage data two models, which were also produced for Nissan
