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Fiat Chrysler is recalling 85,816 Chrysler 200 sedans globally because of an electrical problem that could cause the vehicles to stall.

General Motors is recalling 73,424 Chevrolet Cobalt small cars globally because improper wiring could prevent the roof-mounted driver's side air bag from deploying after a crash.

American SportWorks is recalling about 3,500 off-road utility vehicles because the throttle can fail and cause the driver to lose control.

The Discount Tire and America's Tire chains are recalling nearly 80,000 light truck and SUV replacement tires because the tread can separate.

Mazda is recalling its biggest SUV to fix suspension parts that can rust and come loose, causing a loss of steering control.

Summer deals and big demand for SUVs and luxury vehicles kept U.S. auto sales strong in July.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into Harman car radios following a recent recall of 1.4 million Fiat Chrysler cars and trucks due to a hacking vulnerability.

Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 322,000 sedans worldwide because side air bags can inflate if doors are slammed too hard.

Japanese automaker Honda is seeing a 20 percent jump in fiscal first quarter profit on the back of a cheap yen that offset the damage from a massive air bag recall.

An Ohio company is recalling about 90,000 SUV tires because the tread can separate, causing a loss of air and increasing the risk of a crash.

Automaker Volkswagen AG says profits slipped by 16 percent in the second quarter.

Mini is recalling about 35,000 cars in the U.S. and Canada because they don't meet side-impact crash-test requirements.

U.S. auto safety regulators have rejected a request to investigate power system failures in almost 5 million Fiat Chrysler vehicles.

Mitsubishi Motors and the United Auto Workers said Monday that they will work together to look for a buyer for the central Illinois plant the company plans to close.

Fiat Chrysler could be required to lay out hundreds of millions of dollars to get potentially defective Ram pickups and older Jeeps off the road under a deal with safety regulators to settle claims that the automaker mishandled nearly two dozen recalls.

Fiat Chrysler said Saturday that it is recalling more than half a million more trucks in the U.S. to fix faulty impact sensors, a day after it announced an even bigger U.S. recall to update vehicles' software in order to safeguard it from hacking.

The U.S. government will hit Fiat Chrysler with a record $105 million fine next week for violating laws in a series of vehicle safety recalls, a person briefed on the matter said.

Mitsubishi Motors says it plans to stop U.S. production at its facility in central Illinois and sell the plant.

Japanese media reports say automaker Mitsubishi Motors has decided to end production in the U.S. to focus on Asian markets.

General Motors Co. (GM) on Thursday reported second-quarter earnings of $1.12 billion.