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New York's attorney general has sued to block Lyft, the on-demand ride-sharing app, from operating in New York.

Bailed-out auto lender Ally Financial filed plans for an initial public offering that could raise as much as $3.06 billion and trim the government’s ownership stake to 14%.

A consumer advocacy group says crash data reveals that many more fatalities occurred as a result of failing airbags in GM cars than the auto maker has acknowledged.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is pursuing a plan that would require automakers to implement wireless vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology in cars and trucks.

General Motors completed the sale of its remaining 8.5% stake in Ally Financial, the automaker’s former lending arm, for roughly $900 million.

The Treasury Department said Monday the government has sold its remaining shares of General Motors and that losses from the 2009 auto industry bailout total about $15 billion.

To bring back members of his straying flock, Pope Francis has shifted the church's message. Union leaders might want to try the same strategy.

The UAW is challenging the results of last weekend’s defeat at a Volkswagen auto plant in Chattanooga, filing an appeal with the National Labor Relations Board.

Workers at Goodyear's French unit took over a plant Wednesday as part of an ongoing protest over the facility's pending closure.

America’s roads are in desperate need of repair, while commuters and businesses are paying the price. But as FOXBusiness.com's Upgrading America series reports a debate is raging over highway funding, gas taxes and government waste.

Volkswagen is working on a plan to begin repairing vehicles at the center of an emissions-cheating probe in early 2016, and the German automaker’s U.S. chief said the company will consider offering rebates to current owners.

During a Senate hearing on Thursday, the top lawyer at General Motors took heat from lawmakers over how the automaker’s legal department handled information related to a defective ignition switch.

GM chief Mary Barra is scheduled to testify before Congress on April 1, as a House committee moves forward with an investigation into the timing of the automaker’s ignition-switch recall.

A House committee is launching an investigation into the timing of a GM recall that includes 1.37 million vehicles in the U.S.

The Super Bowl appears to have lost a lot of its gusto for advertisers, and major brands are instead leaning on the digital world to reach consumers.

Amazon.com signed the former hosts of 'Top Gear,' the most popular TV show in the world, to create a new series for its Prime video service.

AutoNation, which cut ties with TrueCar, is taking a different approach to digital car shopping.

Several top automakers and car-hailing service Uber are reportedly clamoring to buy Nokia’s HERE mapping unit.

Comcast’s Xfinity & NASCAR want to reward loyal fans while also bringing in new ones. 

A new book on Elon Musk says the Tesla founder and CEO was on the verge of selling the electric car maker to Google two years ago.