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The auto industry is expected to get a boost from Black Friday and report a 3.6% increase in November sales, according to research provider Kelley Blue Book.

The auto industry is expected to get a boost from Black Friday and report a 3.6% increase in November sales, according to research provider Kelley Blue Book.

Chrysler is delaying plans for an initial public offering until the first quarter of 2014, backing away from initial expectations for a listing by the end of this year.

The EPA on Friday unveiled a proposal that would lower the annual requirement for ethanol used in gasoline, sending corn prices lower.

Bain Capital is reportedly in advanced discussions with TI Automotive to acquire the auto parts maker in a deal approaching $2 billion.

Automaker Ford Motor said on Monday it will close all operations in Japan and Indonesia this year as it sees "no reasonable path to profitability" in the two countries.

The first federal trial over General Motors' massive ignition switch recall came to an early end on Friday, as the parties said the case has been dismissed.

General Motors said it is launching a car-sharing service called Maven in the United States and Germany, for consumers who want to borrow cars rather than own them.

Ford Motor Co will announce a new automobile plant in the central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi during the first quarter, three Mexican officials familiar with company plans said on Thursday.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles shares fell by nearly 10 percent in Milan on Thursday following a media report that said two dealerships had filed a lawsuit accusing it of inflating U.S. sales.

GM raised its earnings expectations for 2016 and lifted its quarterly dividend, saying the rollout of new products and additional growth in China will buoy the automaker.

General Motors said it will return cash to shareholders by raising its stock buyback program by 80 percent to $9 billion and increasing its dividend by 6 percent.

Sprint is cutting ties with NASCAR's top series after the 2016 season.

Honda answered a call to widen a recall for defective driver-side airbags made by Takata, despite the Japanese supplier's resistance to a national campaign.

A holiday boost isn't just for retailers, automakers broadly reported stronger U.S. sales in November amid cheaper gasoline and Black Friday deals.

Thanks to an aluminum body and turbocharged engine, Ford's redesigned F-150 will offer better fuel economy compared to rival gasoline-powered pickup trucks.

Federal safety regulators are calling for automakers to expand recalls covering defective airbags made by Japanese supplier Takata.

Toyota unveiled a mid-size car that runs on hydrogen fuel cells, joining some of its rivals as they mark a new foray into alternative powertrains.

On Monday, Uber and Spotify announced a new partnership which will allow Uber customers to have their Spotify music playing in in the car.

Wall Street seems confident consumer demand isn’t a problem for Tesla, which has promised to drastically increase production in the coming years.