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Buying a used car from a private-party owner is a good way to stretch your car-buying dollar, but it's not without risk.

Hyundai Motor's workers say they have suspended production on two SUV assembly lines to protest what they said was a unilateral move by the company to increase output.

The boom in U.S. recreational vehicle sales keeps on rolling, thanks to a strong economy and a wave of retiring Baby Boomers and others filled with wanderlust.

A group of Chinese investors is suing Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe over his past work for troubled electric car maker GreenTech Automotive.

A federal investigation of three fatal crashes involving vehicles transporting migrant farmworkers has found that government enforcement of agricultural transportation safety laws is ineffective.

Deutsche Post AG's DHL said Tuesday it has preordered 10 of Tesla Inc.'s Semi trucks, joining a growing list of large transportation companies looking to test the all-electric vehicles.

Uber withheld evidence in a high-profile lawsuit filed by Alphabet's Waymo, a U.S. judge said.

Three big European companies are teaming up to develop a hybrid passenger plane that uses a single electric turbofan along with three conventional jet engines.

Despite holiday deals all month, shoppers still picked up their spending on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, one technology company says.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and the administration’s top trade official will meet with senior executives from General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler to discuss issues such as trade, the White House said in a statement.

Toyota Motor is in talks to buy two robotics divisions from Google parent Alphabet, the Nikkei reported on Wednesday.

Seven automakers are adding nearly 4.4 million vehicles in the U.S. to the massive Takata air bag inflator recall.

U.S. auto sales shifted downward in May as fewer selling days in the month led to less foot traffic in showrooms.

An internal review that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles conducted from mid-2015 found that U.S. sales figures were inflated by 5,000 to 6,000 vehicles, partly amid pressure to keep the company's year-over-year monthly sales streak alive, the Automotive News reported Monday, citing two sources at FCA.

An internal review that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles conducted from mid-2015 found that U.S. sales figures were inflated by 5,000 to 6,000 vehicles, partly amid pressure to keep the company's year-over-year monthly sales streak alive, the Automotive News reported Monday, citing two sources at FCA.

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Volkswagen's core autos division posted lower profitability in the second quarter as costs for its diesel emissions scandal and falling sales outweighed gains from cost cuts.

Volkswagen's core autos division posted lower profitability in the second quarter as costs for its diesel emissions scandal and falling sales outweighed gains from cost cuts.