Ex-Nissan Chair Carlos Ghosn's latest bail request denied by Tokyo court
The court did not give a reason for the denial.
Lincoln sold out of limited edition $110K Continentals in 48 hours
The revamped model of the brand’s iconic flagship sedan is among its most expensive vehicles.
Nissan CEO denies knowledge of Renault integration plan
Nissan's leadership wants some changes to occur in Renault before a closer alliance is considered.
Ex-Nissan Chair Ghosn asks for bail, promises not to flee
Ghosn, 64, and in custody since his Nov. 19 arrest, is due for a bail hearing Monday after his bail request was denied by a Tokyo court last week.
Ghosn may have had questionable ethics, co-chair of external Nissan probe says
Ghosn, charged with three counts of financial misconduct, has been detained in Tokyo since his arrest on Nov. 19.
Tesla to cut workforce by 7 percent
Tesla plans to increase production of its crucial Model 3 sedan.
Ford planning fully-electric F-Series pickup
Ford planning electric pickup truck
Renault says it's considering CEO Ghosn succession, new governance
"The governing bodies of Renault are actively working to find the best solution for the future governance of the group."
Ford forecasts weaker-than-expected 4Q profit
The No. 2 U.S. automaker said it could see improvement in 2019 earnings and revenue.
Ford, Volkswagen join forces on pickups, commercial vans
The two automakers also said they will investigate collaborating on autonomous vehicles, mobility services and electric vehicles.
Toyota North America CEO: This industry is extremely important to the US economy
Detroit Auto Show kicks off
Volkswagen to invest $800M, build electric vehicles at Tenn. plant
The plan will create 1,000 new jobs, as well as supporting roles at parts suppliers, the company said in a press release.
Toyota boss to Trump: No such thing as American-made car
“My biggest fear is tariffs,” said Toyota North America CEO Jim Lentz.
Nissan CEO appeals to Renault board to review Ghosn findings
Ghosn's Nov. 19 arrest and subsequent dismissal by Nissan has deepened tensions with 43.4 percent-owner Renault.
The cars of the future at the Detroit Auto Show
Cars of the future
Toyota North America CEO: Cars aren’t dead
Toyota still has faith in passenger cars, said North America CEO Jim Lentz.
Smaller tax refunds could hurt US auto sales in 2019: Report
Smaller or nonexistent tax refunds could hurt consumer demand for vehicles during a traditionally strong season for the U.S. auto industry.
My biggest fear is tariffs: Toyota North America CEO
Toyota North America CEO: We are in really good shape
The big winners of the Detroit Auto Show
Detroit Auto Show
Ford's Jim Farley on the Detroit Auto Show: WE have the most powerful Ford ever
Ford not cutting jobs

















