GM plans $90 million in new equipment for Indiana factory
General Motors says it will spend about $90 million to update equipment at an Indiana factory that supplies many of the company's assembly plants.
First ever street-legal drag racing
Street-legal drag racing
Uber Races Ahead to Get Self-Driving Cars on the Road
Uber made three big announcements about its self-driving car project, as automakers and tech firms accelerate their plans.
Uber Races Ahead to Get Self-Driving Cars on the Road
Uber made three big announcements about its self-driving car project, as automakers and tech firms accelerate their plans.
EPA Sues HOG for Environmental Violations
The U.S. Justice Department has sued Harley-Davidson Inc for allegedly violating environmental laws, court filings showed on Thursday.
Ford facing rising wages in Mexico
Mexico wage boost
Report: DOJ, Volkswagen Hold Preliminary Settlement Talks
Volkswagen AG and the U.S. Justice Department have held preliminary settlement talks about resolving a criminal probe into the automaker's diesel emissions scandal, two sources briefed on the matter said.
Report: DOJ, Volkswagen Hold Preliminary Settlement Talks
Volkswagen AG and the U.S. Justice Department have held preliminary settlement talks about resolving a criminal probe into the automaker's diesel emissions scandal, two sources briefed on the matter said.
Elvis Presley's BMW Brought Back to Life
Elvis Presley’s rare BMW is about to make its debut after a painstaking two-year restoration.
Elvis Presley's BMW Brought Back to Life
Elvis Presley’s rare BMW is about to make its debut after a painstaking two-year restoration.
Have $4.5M to Spare? Ferrari's Most Exclusive Car Up for Auction
If you’ve ever wanted a shot at buying a LaFerrari, one of the most exclusive Ferraris in history, Monterey Car Week is the place to be.
BMW Gets A Sleek Makeover in Rio
The luxury automaker says its relationship with Team USA is more than just a marketing play.
Why is Tesla Stuck in 'Production Hell'?
Tesla is still experiencing some growing pains. The car maker delivered fewer vehicles than planned in Q2, thanks to production hiccups.
Ford Recalls 830K Vehicles to Replace Side-Door Latches
Ford Motor Co said it was recalling about 830,000 vehicles in North America to replace side-door latches that could unlatch while driving.
Toyota Cuts Operating Profit Forecast
Toyota Motor cut its full-year forecast for operating profit, expecting it to fall 44 percent from a year ago as the Japanese automaker expects to take a bigger hit from a stronger yen.
Toyota Cuts Operating Profit Forecast
Toyota Motor cut its full-year forecast for operating profit, expecting it to fall 44 percent from a year ago as the Japanese automaker expects to take a bigger hit from a stronger yen.
Tesla Posts Loss as Model S, Model X Fail to Make Up For Production Costs
Tesla Motors Inc reported its 13th straight quarterly loss as a rise in sales of its Model S and Model X electric cars failed to make up for the huge cost of ramping up production.
Tesla Posts Loss as Model S, Model X Fail to Make Up For Production Costs
Tesla Motors Inc reported its 13th straight quarterly loss as a rise in sales of its Model S and Model X electric cars failed to make up for the huge cost of ramping up production.
Tesla Autopilot record setter on cross-county drive
Tesla Autopilot
Oil up on Big U.S. Gasoline Draw; WTI Back Above $40
Oil prices jumped more than 3 percent on Wednesday, with U.S. crude futures returning to above $40 a barrel, after a larger-than-expected gasoline draw offset a surprise build in crude stockpiles in the No. 1 oil consumer.













