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BMW's X4 is either compact SUV or beefy hatchback, depending on how one sees it.

The Aventador S can go from zero to 60 mph in a mere 2.9 seconds.

Harley-Davidson is reportedly preparing an offer to acquire Ducati, the Italian motorcycle rival owned by Volkswagen.

Harley-Davidson is reportedly preparing an offer to acquire Ducati, the Italian motorcycle rival owned by Volkswagen.

Automakers are closely watching price trends because cheaper used cars could soften demand for new vehicles.

Automakers are closely watching price trends because cheaper used cars could soften demand for new vehicles.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has resigned from the ride-sharing service he co-founded, another twist in a rough year for the company.

For the first time, Uber will allow passengers in the U.S. to tip their drivers through the ride-sharing company’s app.

For the first time, Uber will allow passengers in the U.S. to tip their drivers through the ride-sharing company’s app.

Tesla said the head of its autopilot software, Chris Lattner, left the company in less than six months since joining the electric carmaker.

The Focus was slated to move to Mexico, but Ford scrapped plans to build a new plant there after taking heat from President Donald Trump.

A bankruptcy filing by Japanese air bag maker Takata will leave little money for dozens of people who sued the company over deaths and injuries caused by its exploding air bag inflators, according to outside legal experts and lawyers suing the company.

A bankruptcy filing by Japanese air bag maker Takata will leave little money for dozens of people who sued the company over deaths and injuries caused by its exploding air bag inflators, according to outside legal experts and lawyers suing the company.

Polaris Industries is recalling up to 35,000 all-terrain vehicles in Australia, Europe and New Zealand because they may have violated bans on asbestos use in those countries.

Polaris Industries is recalling up to 35,000 all-terrain vehicles in Australia, Europe and New Zealand because they may have violated bans on asbestos use in those countries.

Rhode Island is asking self-driving car companies to consider the smallest state as a testing ground.