May auto sales can't quite reverse 2017's slide
The latest month's drop of less than 1 percent is the fifth straight, as Ford beat out GM as May's leader
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The latest month's drop of less than 1 percent is the fifth straight, as Ford beat out GM as May's leader
Jack Ewing, who's been covering the story for the New York Times, takes a behind-the-scenes look at the German automaker's fraud in new book
Owners of 3-liter models from 2009-2012 that can't be fixed to meet pollution standards will be offered buybacks
April's results show U.S. demand is finally cooling -- even pickup trucks are moving off dealer lots more slowly
German automaker, guilty of rigging tests for diesel emissions, says it has repurchased 238,000 cars in largest buyback program ever
Volkswagen is trying to move beyond its recent scandals and into the future with its self-driving electric concept car
Oliver Schmidt is charged with conspiracy, other crimes in Volkswagen’s scheme to sell vehicles that didn’t meet pollution standards
Many U.S. 3.0-liter diesel owners to get at least $16,114, but unless VW finds fix, it could cost company another $4 billion
The president’s tariff and tax threats have them facing alternatives that are mostly going to be painful
Like the public safety warnings advise: If you see something, say something, even when you're on the job
They’re a major breakthrough for prosecutors often seen as too lenient on corporate crime, but convictions will be tough
German automaker to pay a total of $4.3 billion in penalties in connection with "dieselgate" scandal
Federal enforcement of business crimes has markedly dropped over the past decade, with senior officers getting a pass
Official accused of fraud in scandal where VW doctored diesel vehicles to meet air quality standards
NYT reports Oliver Schmidt has been charged with conspiracy to defraud the U.S.
Software on more recent models can be reprogrammed so vehicles comply with federal and state emission standards
German automaker will offer to buy back certain vehicles affected by its cheating on pollution tests
German automaker moves to slash costs as it seeks to recover from scandal over fraudulent diesel emissions tests
Hans Dieter Poetsch was VW’s chief financial officer when the company’s efforts to rig cars to cheat on U.S. diesel emissions tests became public
Judge says legal remedy is "reasonable and adequate," clearing way for VW owners to get cash reimbursement
Will he finally approve the massive $15 billion deal over the diesel scandal or sent it back for modifications?
Europe slaps Apple, the U.S. hits Deutsche Bank -- on both sides of the Atlantic, it’s looking like a tit-for-tat war
Allegedly helped design the computer software that allowed certain vehicles with diesel engines to cheat on emissions tests
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
More than 200,000 of them have already signed on to VW’s offer to purchase the vehicles and provide compensation