Toyota invests $1 billion in ride-hailing company Grab
The ride-hailing service, popular in Asia, recently bought Uber's Southeast Asian operations
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The ride-hailing service, popular in Asia, recently bought Uber's Southeast Asian operations
Car shoppers are snubbing sedans for SUVs and crossovers, opening up bargains for savvy car-shoppers
Ford’s decision to cut most sedans from its U.S. lineup caps a long trend of consumers favoring SUVs
Live storytelling in Vermont has people doing something unusual in this modern world: listening to each other
Will yours last that long? A study of 13.5 million used cars sold in 2017 finds which ones tend to last the longest
Sues automaker claiming recall was ineffective; Toyota says suit isn't about safety, it's about bad blood
SUVs large and small and one midsize sedan are among the highlights at this year's show, known for its glitz
Japanese models -- especially Toyotas -- dominate the list of vehicles on the road since 2002 or before
State and local governments dangled tax breaks and freebies worth $175,000 per worker to lure Japanese automakers
The joint-venture auto plant is expected to start operations in 2021 and employ 4,000 workers in the Huntsville area
The recalls come after Takata revealed that another 3.3 million inflators are defective
This annual survey asks whether you would buy the same car again -- and the top 10 names include a few surprises
CarMD ranks brands and models that'll keep you out of the repair shop and not bust your budget to fix when needed
The Interbrand consulting firm crunched the numbers to determine which brand names are worth the most
Move could create 4,000 jobs; Trump has been urging Japanese automakers to build more vehicles in U.S.
Its plan to electrify its entire lineup could mark a major milestone in the long history of the automobile
As Ford, GM and Hyundai report big drops, the whole car industry may have its worst first half since recession year 2009
Texas man offers 20-year-old a ride — not knowing how much that small gesture would impact the man's life
The latest month's drop of less than 1 percent is the fifth straight, as Ford beat out GM as May's leader
Toyota and three others offer to pay $553 million to owners who incurred costs while getting getting their cars recalled
April's results show U.S. demand is finally cooling -- even pickup trucks are moving off dealer lots more slowly
While trying to stay on his good side, the carmakers risk alienating customers at either end of the political spectrum
Automakers are still grappling with fixes to faulty Takata airbag inflators, which are linked to 16 deaths
The new allegations come on the same day the company pleaded guilty to a criminal charge and agreed to pay $1 billion
The president’s tariff and tax threats have them facing alternatives that are mostly going to be painful