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Rory Gamble, a former Ford Motor Co. factory worker who led the United Auto Workers through one of the most turbulent periods in its history, is retiring effective June 30 after nearly a half-century of union membership.

Delivery drivers will need to make sure their personal auto insurance has this feature to avoid coverage gaps if an accident happens.

The average transaction price of a new car hit $41,263 in May, according to Kelly Blue Book. The figure was an all-time record for the month.

Ford will supply powertrains to Oshkosh Defense for use in the Next Generation Delivery Vehicle it is developing for the U.S. Postal Service. The trucks will be offered in all-electric and internal combustion engine-powered versions.

Mexican authorities on Monday extended the deadline for the union at a General Motors Co plant to do over a disputed contract vote that has drawn U.S. scrutiny, warning the plant's collective contract would be terminated if the date is missed.

President Biden promises the U.S. will own the future of electric cars. Some conservationists are challenging that pledge as they contest the two largest lithium mining projects in the U.S. The opposition is emblematic of how some

Top executives at Lordstown Motors Corp. sold off more than $8 million in company shares over a three day period, raising questions surrounding the company's internal controls.

Depending on whether you buy your vehicle outright, lease it, or finance it, you might run into different car insurance requirements.

Tesla unveiled new images on Sunday of its in-house supercomputer which will be used to help power the electric vehicle maker's autopilot and full self-driving capabilities.

Ford received 36,000 reservations for it's new Maverick compact pickup in the first week the books were open. The crossover-based hybrid goes on sale this fall.

States vary, but you may be required to carry collision and comprehensive insurance if you have a car loan. But what if you pay off your car loan? Will your rates drop?

Lordstown Motors, which recently warned it does not have enough cash to start commercial production and raised doubts about its ability to remain in business through the end of the year, has now revealed it does not have binding purchase orders or commitments from customers on its electric Endurance pickup truck.

Ford's CEO Jim Farley says customer orders are rolling in and that means future profits will be higher than expected.

Hyundai North America president and CEO Jose Munoz told The Fox Garage the company was well-positioned to take advantage of a shortage of cars among other brands in May. The automaker will soon add the first pickup to its lineup this summer.