China's auto sales growth slows in February to 6.4 percent but SUV sales jump
China's auto sales growth decelerated in February while strong demand for Chinese-made SUVs helped to offset weakness in sales of domestic sedans.
They Keep Calling “Em Back -- Is it Any Wonder Car Shoppers Are Holding Back?
So many recalls, so little time. No wonder so many automakers are looking at tough times.
They Keep Calling “Em Back -- Is it Any Wonder Car Shoppers Are Holding Back?
So many recalls, so little time. No wonder so many automakers are looking at tough times.
3 Actions to Get Ford’s New CEO Off to a Great Start
Mark Fields has been given an immense responsibility and opportunity. My hope is that one day, when he's handing over the CEO’s responsibility to his successor, it will be written that you helped lead Ford to become an even greater company than it is today.
Fiat Chrysler Offers Free College Tuition to Dealership Employees
Fiat Chrysler is launching a new program that provides free college tuition for dealership employees, as the automaker looks to combat high turnover in the industry.
Mercedes Not Chasing Volume At Any Price: Daimler CEO
Daimler Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche insisted on Friday the German carmaker would not sacrifice margins in its quest to overtake arch rival BMW and become the best-selling luxury car brand.
Carl Icahn Raises Offer for Pep Boys to $18.50 Per Share
Activist investor Carl Icahn trumped Japanese tire maker Bridgestone Corp's latest offer for Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack by $1.50 per share, as the bidding war for the U.S. auto parts retailer continues.
Icahn Takes 12% Stake in Pep Boys, Sees Fit for Rival
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn reported on Friday that he now owns 12.12% of auto parts company Pep Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack, which agreed to sell itself to Bridgestone in October, and said its retail automotive parts segment would be a perfect fit for rival Auto Plus.
New VW CEO Tells Staff to Brace for 'Massive Cutbacks'
New Volkswagen Chief Executive Matthias Mueller warned staff on Tuesday to brace for "massive cutbacks" in response to the diesel emissions scandal.
Bob Lutz’s Double Talk on Apple Car and Volkswagen Emissions Cheating
Former auto exec says VW emissions cheating far worse than GM ignition switch cover-up that cost more than 124 American lives.
Ford CEO Mark Fields Talks Halo Cars, F-150
Ford is making a bigger play to develop performance vehicles, a move its chief executive described as a key driver of innovation inside the automaker.
GM CEO Barra: GM Setting the New Standard for Car Safety
In an interview with FBN’s Jo Ling Kent, General Motors CEO Mary Barra said she is focused on doing the right thing for customers when it comes to safety.
50 Years Later, Ford's All-New Mustang Goes Global
Ford started production of the 2015 Mustang, which will be available globally for the first time in its 50-year history.
Fiat Chrysler CEO: Don't Buy Fiat's Electric Car
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has an unusual request: Don’t buy the Fiat 500e electric car -- the automaker loses $14,000 on each 500e sale.
Report: Volkswagen to Dismiss CEO Over Emissions-Cheating Scandal
A German newspaper says Volkswagen will dismiss CEO Martin Winterkorn after revelations of cheating on emissions tests.
Quality Issues Spur Honda Execs to Take Pay Cuts
Top executives at Honda are taking pay cuts following a recent string of quality issues.
Fields to Succeed Mulally as Ford CEO
Ford announced CEO Alan Mulally will retire on July 1, and said COO Mark Fields will succeed him as company president and CEO.
Apple Should Not Try Making a Car on Its Own, Marchionne Says
U.S. technology giant Apple should collaborate with carmakers to make a vehicle and use the expertise already available rather than attempt to do it on its own, Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said.
William Clay Ford, Grandson of Henry Ford, Dead at 88
William Clay Ford, the last surviving grandson of Ford founder and automotive innovator Henry Ford, died Sunday at the age of 88.
Volkswagen Elevates Porsche Head Matthias Mueller to CEO
Volkswagen, moving quickly to find a new CEO, announced that Porsche chief and company veteran Matthias Mueller will lead the German auto group that is now engulfed in a scandal over diesel emissions.















