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General Motors says it will stop reporting its sales figures every month and instead will post the numbers each quarter.

General Motors will stop reporting monthly sales numbers, saying it does not accurately reflect the market.

The company reportedly failed to hit a critical benchmark of 2,500 cars per week.

Environmental regulators announced on Monday they will ease emissions standards for cars and trucks, saying that a timeline put in place by President Obama was not appropriate and set standards "too high."

A Florida congressman who's already among the wealthiest U.S. lawmakers stands to become even richer after he and other Republicans muscled a sweeping rewrite of the tax code through Congress.

The Supreme Court says that car dealerships aren't required under federal law to pay overtime to their service advisers, the employees that greet customers and assess their service and repair needs.

Tesla has committed to build 2,500 Model 3s per week by the end of the quarter as a reassurance to the market that it can meet its own targets.

Robby Pepper can answer questions in Italian, English and German.

Tesla says the vehicle in a fatal California crash was operating on Autopilot, the latest accident to involve self-driving technology.

The Trump administration is expected to announce that it will roll back automobile gas mileage and pollution standards.

The Trump administration is expected to announce soon that it will roll back automobile gas mileage and pollution standards that were approved during the Obama administration.

Automotive analyst Lisa Copeland explains why the auto industry is so heavily male dominated.

The electric car maker will fix an issue that could cause the vehicles to lose power steering.

Electric car maker Tesla is recalling 123,000 sedans worldwide to fix a problem with the power-assisted steering.

Tesla is likely to fall short on Model 3 production targets in March, according to Loup Ventures managing partner Gene Munster.

Volkswagen is seeking to reassure German customers that they can trade in their new diesel auto if the car is banned from the road by cities trying to meeting air pollution limits.

Volkswagen AG has paid more than $7.4 billion to buy back about 350,000 U.S. diesel vehicles through mid-February.