Auto

A 25% levy on steel might add $177 to the price of a typical new passenger vehicle.

A report says there will be fewer super-wealthy delegates at this year's annual meeting of China's ceremonial parliament but their net worth will be greater than last year.

GMC is a profit engine for the automaker.

U.S. sales of new cars and trucks fell 2 percent in February to 1.3 million, automakers said Thursday.

Fiat Chrysler is reporting that U.S. sales fell 1 percent in February, a harbinger of what's expected to be a lackluster month for automakers.

French carmaker PSA Group says it made record profits and sales last year despite the costs of buying long-struggling Opel.

The next German government will consider a proposal to identify diesel vehicles with low emissions using a visible label soon after it takes office.

Australia has issued a compulsory recall for all 2.7 million cars fitted with defective Takata air bags in an effort to lift the auto industry's mixed efforts to fix the potentially fatal fault that has been blamed for at least 23 deaths around the world.

A German court is expected to rule Tuesday on whether cities can ban diesel cars to lower air pollution, a measure that could affect millions of drivers in the nation that invented the automobile.

Ford Motor Co. is making Miami-Dade County its biggest test bed yet for self-driving vehicles.

The Latest on plans to impose a ban on diesel vehicles in German cities (all times local): 12:20 p.m. German media are reporting that a court has ruled cities can impose driving bans on diesel cars to combat air pollution.

A top German court ruled on Tuesday in favor of allowing major cities to ban the most heavily polluting diesel cars, a move set to hit the value of 12 million vehicles in Europe’s largest car market and probably force carmakers to pay for costly modifications.

Germany's Federal Administrative Court is ruling Tuesday on whether cities can ban diesel cars to lower air pollution.

Driverless cars will be tested on California roads for the first time without a human being behind a steering wheel under new rules for the fast-developing technology.

President Donald Trump is putting the brakes on attempts to address dangerous transportation safety problems from speeding tractor-trailers to sleepy railroad engineers as part of his quest to roll back regulations across the government.

President Donald Trump says his administration has ended more unnecessary regulations than any previous administration.