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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.

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.

The luxury automaker says its relationship with Team USA is more than just a marketing play.

Tesla is still experiencing some growing pains. The car maker delivered fewer vehicles than planned in Q2, thanks to production hiccups.

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 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 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 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 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.

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.

Investors eager to learn how the Model S and X cars are selling.

Scorching auto sales may be cooling off following six consecutive years of industry-wide growth. But don’t tell Detroit’s truck and SUV brands.

Four major automakers in the U.S. market on Tuesday reported July vehicle sales slightly below expectations as the pent-up demand that has helped drive sales since 2009 plays itself out.

Four major automakers in the U.S. market on Tuesday reported July vehicle sales slightly below expectations as the pent-up demand that has helped drive sales since 2009 plays itself out.

July auto sales are expected to kick off the second half of 2016 with mixed results, according to industry forecasters.