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General Motors plans to make Cadillac a separate business unit and open a new global headquarters for the luxury brand in New York.

Hennessey Performance Engineering and AutoNation, America's largest automotive retail chain, are bringing more horsepower to a dealer near you.

A new congressional report says the top auto safety regulator in the U.S. missed signs of the ignition-switch problem that plagued more than two million GM vehicles and led to at least 19 deaths.

The gambling mecca rolled the dice and came up snake eyes when it won the five-state bidding war Tesla Motors conducted for its new $5 billion battery factory.

There was a time when leather seats, sunroofs and wood trim were exclusive to luxury cars. Now a growing portion of U.S. truck sales come from high-end pickups that offer the same upscale amenities.

Ford is putting its new aluminum-bodied F-150 to the test during a 26-city tour.

Solidifying its position in the race to develop autonomous cars, General Motors plans to launch a new Cadillac that will practically drive itself on highways.  

No Summertime Slowdown: Chrysler, Ford and rival automakers broadly topped monthly sales views, raising views for a strong finish to the year.

Tesla plans to make an economic development announcement in Nevada, with one report saying the state was chosen as the future home of the Gigafactory.

A mandate requiring automakers to include black boxes in their vehicles kicked in this month. But who has access to the information?

Title washing, a scam that attempts to hide problems with used cars, affects nearly 800,000 vehicles across the country, Carfax says.

Maserati and Alfa Romeo are quickly expanding their dealer networks in the U.S., as the Italian brands race to meet ambitious sales targets.

A rumored hybrid from Ford could be the U.S. automaker’s best chance yet to outpace Japan-based Toyota's Prius.

Dodge continues to rev up interest in a big way, unveiling its second car--the Charger SRT Hellcat--powered by a 707-horsepower engine.

Tesla Motors appears to remain on track despite a string of issues that plagued a Model S tested by Consumer Reports.

The death of a dirt-track racer who was struck by NASCAR driver Tony Stewart has brought safety back to the forefront, potentially spurring changes to the sport and its business.

GM said it is recalling 269,000 cars as part of five new recalls. 

Chrysler's earnings jumped 22% in the second quarter as the automaker's sales in the United States continued to grow.

Growing demand for sport-utility vehicles fueled the auto industry in July, although sales tapped the brakes after a torrid June. Toyota U.S. July Sales Rise 11.6% Year-Over-Year

Tesla reported a wider loss in the second quarter, as the electric car maker continues to invest in production capacity and new models.