General Motors 2Q profit falls 85 pct., drained by massive recall costs
General Motors says second-quarter profit fell 85 percent as recall costs chopped $1.5 billion from the bottom line.
GM issues 6 more safety recalls; total so far this year hits 60, covering 29.7M vehicles
General Motors is issuing six more recalls covering a total of almost 718,000 vehicles in the U.S.
Chrysler recalling older-model Jeep SUVs to fix problem with ignition switches
Chrysler is recalling up to 792,300 older Jeep SUVs worldwide because the ignition switches could cause engine stalling.
Kia recalls nearly 52,000 Soul small SUVs to fix problem that can cause steering to fail
Kia is recalling nearly 52,000 Soul small SUVs to fix a problem that can cause steering failure.
Senators investigating recalls target GM's legal staff; safety regulators up next
Lawmakers demanded General Motors fire its chief lawyer and do more to help crash victims as a Senate subcommittee delved deeper into GM's mishandling of the recall of small cars with defective ignition switches.
Senate panel, delving into GM recall delay, to ask executive about role of legal department
A Senate panel will pose questions to a new set of key players Thursday as it delves deeper into General Motors' delayed recall of millions of small cars.
GM says it's fixed 491,000 ignition switches, fewer than 20 percent of recalled small cars
General Motors says it has replaced faulty ignition switches on just under 20 percent of 2.6 million small cars that are being recalled.
10 key events in GM's ignition switch recall
General Motors is the subject of multiple government investigations and civil lawsuits for taking more than a decade to recall 2.6 million cars with a deadly ignition switch defect.
BMW recalls 1.6M 3-Series cars to fix air bag problem that's affecting global auto industry
BMW is expanding a recall of its most popular models to fix a growing air bag problem that is hitting much of the auto industry.
Regulators find systematic problems in lead-up to Washington state bridge collapse
Insufficient route planning, a distracted pilot driver and an inadequate permitting process by the state of Washington all played a part in last year's Interstate 5 bridge collapse north of Seattle, which sent two cars into a river below, the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday.
Chrysler recalls 651,000 SUVs for serviced vanity mirror lights because of fire risk
Chrysler says it is recalling 651,000 Jeep and Dodge SUVs in the U.S. because vanity mirror lights that have undergone repairs can short circuit and start a fire if not reassembled correctly.
GM to recall 28,789 Saab cars for seat belt defect
General Motors is recalling 28,789 Saab convertibles because the driver's seat belt retractor can break.
Indian, Jack Daniel's Team Up for Limited Edition Motorcycles
Indian Motorcycle and Jack Daniel's revealed two custom motorcycles that pay homage to the distillery’s 150th anniversary.
February Auto Sales on Pace for 16-Year High
Automakers are poised to book the best February sales pace in 16 years, according to industry analysts.
Ford and GM Workers Cash In As Profits Soar
Factory workers at GM and Ford are poised to cash in amid record profits for the nation’s two largest automakers.
Harley-Davidson Invests in Future of Brand and Local Community
For Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson investing in its employees means creating the proper work environment to promote innovation, teamwork and future recruitment.
October Auto Sales Gains Put 2015 in Position for Record Year
Automakers continued to see robust sales gains in October and inched closer to making 2015 their best year ever.
Fiat Chrysler Has a Lot Riding on UAW Talks
As contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers enter the home stretch, Fiat Chrysler has more at stake than its larger peers.
Michelin North America President on Investing in U.S. Factories
Growing demand for sport-utility and performance vehicles has spurred Michelin to increase production at its U.S. plants.
Battle between NY mayor, Uber heats up on eve of vote to limit ride-hailing company's growth
On the eve of a City Council vote that could limit the number of Uber vehicles on New York City streets, parties on both sides of the debate sharpened their attacks to sway public opinion, if not actual votes.






