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Ford's sudden move to replace Mark Fields with Jim Hackett reflects potentially negative developments inside the automaker, Moody’s said in a new report.

Geely is set to acquire a controlling stake in Lotus, the British sports car maker.

Geely is set to acquire a controlling stake in Lotus, the British sports car maker.

A certified pre-owned vehicle costs more than a regular used car, but it can give buyers some peace of mind in an often murky market.

Ford issued two recalls spanning 3,000 vehicles in North America, including F-150 and Super Duty trucks.

The Latest on a jury awarding more than $256 million in a lawsuit against Nissan (all times local): 3:15 p.m.

The Latest on a jury awarding more than $256 million in a lawsuit against Nissan (all times local): 3:15 p.m.

“Wild Ride” author Adam Lashinsky said Tuesday the regulatory issues and human perception are the two biggest reasons why driverless cars are not widely available.

“Wild Ride” author Adam Lashinsky said Tuesday the regulatory issues and human perception are the two biggest reasons why driverless cars are not widely available.

Ford's new CEO, Jim Hackett, revealed a little about his plans — and a lot about himself — when he talked to media after his appointment.

The U.S. government filed a lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, accusing it of using undisclosed software to skirt diesel emissions rules.

Harley-Davidson, which has received praise from President Trump, confirmed that it will open a new plant in Thailand in late 2018.

Harley-Davidson, which has received praise from President Trump, confirmed that it will open a new plant in Thailand in late 2018.

AutoZone became the latest retailer to fault delayed tax refunds for weak sales in the early part of the year.

AutoZone became the latest retailer to fault delayed tax refunds for weak sales in the early part of the year.

If you want a car with 840 horsepower that can go from zero to 60 in 2.3 seconds, it'll cost you $84,995.

German automaker Daimler AG says prosecutors will be searching several of its offices in Germany as part of a preliminary investigation into suspected manipulation of diesel emission controls.

Ford Motor Co. announced Monday that President and CEO Mark Fields was retiring from the company and will be replaced by Ford board member Jim Hackett.