Toyota, Boeing investigate after Japan's Kobe Steel admits to fudging data
About 200 of Kobe Steel's customers, including some makers of defense equipment, were affected.
Camry vs Accord: A comparison of family sedans
The Honda Accord and Toyota Camry have long been household names, but these stalwarts are shaking things up for 2018.
Cheaper gas coming this fall: AAA
Gasoline prices are trending lower this fall, as the spike that followed Hurricane Harvey continues to dissipate.
Amoco gas stations are coming back
BP will bring the iconic gas stations back to select U.S. cities later this year.
Hyundai eases dealership experience to shore up sales
Stung by falling U.S. sales, Hyundai is pushing its dealers to modernize the new-car shopping experience, conceding that customers are well-armed with information from the internet before they step on the showroom floor.
VW to reduce size of dealer network, launch online sales
Volkswagen plans to reduce the size of its European dealer network and introduce online sales.
VW to reduce size of dealer network, launch online sales
Volkswagen plans to reduce the size of its European dealer network and introduce online sales.
LeBron James stars in Intel ad for self-driving cars
The NBA star takes a ride in a driverless sedan.
LeBron James stars in Intel ad for self-driving cars
The NBA star takes a ride in a driverless sedan.
NVIDIA unveils next-generation chip for fully autonomous cars
Silicon Valley graphics chipmaker NVIDIA unveiled on Tuesday the first computer chips for developing fully autonomous vehicles and said it had more than 25 customers working to build a new class of driverless cars, robotaxis and long-haul trucks.
Regulators have flip-flopped on legality of some bump stocks
Two decades before a secretive gambler lugged an arsenal that included 12 "bump stocks" into a Las Vegas hotel room and opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers, a 40-something ex-Marine was tinkering in his Florida garage, looking for a fresh take on an old idea.
Regulators have flip-flopped on legality of some bump stocks
Two decades before a secretive gambler lugged an arsenal that included 12 "bump stocks" into a Las Vegas hotel room and opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers, a 40-something ex-Marine was tinkering in his Florida garage, looking for a fresh take on an old idea.
Goodyear's new airship to sail over 10 states headed to base
Goodyear says the second of three semi-rigid airships replacing its original blimps has left the company's hangar in Ohio for its permanent base in California.
Fiat Chrysler pushes back on consolidation with China's Great Wall
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne said on Monday he was not sure consolidation with China's Great Wall Motor Co Ltd was the answer, pushing back against the Chinese automaker's earlier expressed interest in his company.
GM buys laser firm in bid to speed autonomous car research
General Motors is buying a small company that is developing Laser light sensors for autonomous cars, a move the automaker says will speed deployment of self-driving technology.
GM buys laser firm in bid to speed autonomous car research
General Motors is buying a small company that is developing Laser light sensors for autonomous cars, a move the automaker says will speed deployment of self-driving technology.
The Latest: Chief says repaired SUV likely didn't fail test
The Latest on the Austin police chief saying a repaired Ford SUV flunked a carbon monoxide test — then later contradicting that previous statement (all times local): 6:15 p.m.
The Latest: Chief says repaired SUV likely didn't fail test
The Latest on the Austin police chief saying a repaired Ford SUV flunked a carbon monoxide test — then later contradicting that previous statement (all times local): 6:15 p.m.
Austin chief now says SUV didn't fail carbon monoxide test
A Ford Explorer SUV that the auto company repaired for a return to service with the Austin police department has again been pulled off the street because exhaust containing carbon monoxide was seeping into it.
Auto supplier Denso: $1B investment in Tennessee plant
Automotive supplier Denso says it will invest $1 billion in its Maryville, Tennessee manufacturing plant, and create more than 1,000 new jobs.








