Toyota Recalls 2.9M Vehicles Globally Over Airbags
Toyota Motor on Thursday said it was recalling a total of about 2.9 million vehicles in Japan, China, Europe and other regions.
Uber Says 15% of U.S. Employees Hold Visas
Uber has made more headlines lately for a string of management controversies than its ride-sharing business.
Ford Says it Will Spend $295 Million on Two New Recalls
Ford Motor Co, the second largest U.S. automaker, on Wednesday announced two new recalls affecting 440,000 vehicles and expects to spend about $295 million to fix the issues.
Ford Says it Will Spend $295 Million on Two New Recalls
Ford Motor Co, the second largest U.S. automaker, on Wednesday announced two new recalls affecting 440,000 vehicles and expects to spend about $295 million to fix the issues.
Uber's New Diversity Report Shows Shortage of Women, Minorities
Uber is out with its first diversity report - and the ride-services company can do better - just like many other technology firms.
China's Tencent Buys 5% Stake in Tesla
Tesla gained a potential key ally in China after the country's most valuable company, Tencent, bought a 5% stake in the electric-vehicle maker.
Ford Excited to Bring Back the Ranger and Bronco
Ford said it will inject $1.2 billion into three more Michigan plants. Joe Hinrichs, Ford President of the Americas, told the FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney the plans include an $850 million investment in the revival of the Ranger and Bronco.
Ford invests in three Michigan plants
Ford invests in Michigan
Einhorn Wants GM to Create Two Classes of Stock
General Motors is facing pressure from investor David Einhorn to boost its languishing stock price.
Einhorn Wants GM to Create Two Classes of Stock
General Motors is facing pressure from investor David Einhorn to boost its languishing stock price.
VW Board Recommends Discharging Top Management, Supervisory Panel
Volkswagen's supervisory board has recommended shareholders to discharge the carmaker's top management and the supervisory panel from liability for actions taken last year.
VW Board Recommends Discharging Top Management, Supervisory Panel
Volkswagen's supervisory board has recommended shareholders to discharge the carmaker's top management and the supervisory panel from liability for actions taken last year.
Trump Cheers Ford Plan to Pump $1.2B into Michigan Factories
Ford will invest $1.2 billion in three of its Michigan factories, supporting 130 jobs in one plant that makes engines.
Uber Resumes Self-Driving Program in Tempe, Pittsburgh After Crash
Driverless vehicles operated by Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] will be back on the road in Tempe and Pittsburgh on Monday after one of its self-driving cars crashed in Arizona, the ride-hailing company said.
Uber Resumes Self-Driving Program in Tempe, Pittsburgh After Crash
Driverless vehicles operated by Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] will be back on the road in Tempe and Pittsburgh on Monday after one of its self-driving cars crashed in Arizona, the ride-hailing company said.
Plateau in U.S. Auto Sales Heightens Risk for Lenders: Moody's
As U.S. auto sales have peaked, competition to finance car loans is set to intensify.
Plateau in U.S. Auto Sales Heightens Risk for Lenders: Moody's
As U.S. auto sales have peaked, competition to finance car loans is set to intensify.
Uber Suspends Self-Driving Car Program After Arizona Crash
Uber Technologies Inc suspended its pilot program for driverless cars on Saturday after a vehicle equipped with the nascent technology crashed on an Arizona roadway, the ride-hailing company and local police said.
California Fuel Standards to Get Critical Review
A state review has found California is on track to meet its tougher car-emission standards.
Whopping 58,000% increase in value for 1971 Plymouth Barracuda?
Classic cars fetching top dollar















