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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.

Ford's redesigned F-150 began rolling off the assembly line Tuesday, putting the aluminum-bodied pickup trucks on pace to hit showrooms in December.

General Motors ordered 500,000 replacement ignition switches almost two months before issuing a recall, according to newly released emails.

Automakers saw improved sales in October as pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles continued to trend higher.

The World Series MVP presentation didn’t go exactly as planned, but Chevrolet is running with it -- all the way to home plate.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles posted lower-than-expected operating profit in the third quarter, also announcing plans to spin off its Ferrari unit.

Honda reported a 4% decline in its second-quarter operating profit and cut its full-year forecast as recalls impact new-model production.

Ford's third-quarter earnings dropped 34% as sales suffered from a transition to the new F-150 pickup truck. But the results still beat Wall Street views.

General Motors on Thursday posted a higher-than-expected profit for the third quarter on strong demand in its home North American market and in China.

After opening a new manufacturing plant in China, Jaguar Land Rover may be looking to do the same in the U.S. amid a promising sales outlook.

Harley-Davidson’s third-quarter earnings fell 7.7% as the company shipped fewer motorcycles.

General Motors said General Counsel Michael Millikin, who has been a target of criticism related to the automaker's ignition-switch recall, plans to retire in 2015.