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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.

Wall Street is keeping a close eye on Tesla, as the electric car maker enters a critical period in its history.

General Motors reported 2Q earnings that were heavily impacted by the automaker’s ignition-switch recall, while Ford booked profit growth amid a higher profit margin in North America.

Chrysler Group is recalling up to 792,300 older-model Jeeps to fix an ignition-switch issue similar to the one that has plagued General Motors.

With drivers looking to visit gas stations less often, automakers are slowly bringing more diesel-powered cars to showrooms.

Texas attorney Bob Hilliard, who represents plaintiffs suing General Motors, believes as many as 5,000 people died in connection with the automaker's ignition-switch issue. Is GM a ‘Buy’ for Your Portfolio? | Inside GM's Recall Crisis

Volkswagen on Thursday denied speculation that it is working on a buyout offer for U.S. truck maker Paccar.

Fiat will hold a shareholder meeting on Aug. 1 to seek approval of its merger with Chrysler Group.

On July 3, Uber is partnering with helicopter app Blade to offer helicopter rides from Manhattan to the Hamptons.

Industry watchers were bracing for a slowdown in the U.S., but automakers outpaced expectations for June sales, as crossovers and pickup trucks continued to fuel demand.

The Ford F-150 pickup truck edged out the Toyota Camry for the top spot on the Cars.com 2014 American-Made Index.

The settlements will be administered by Kenneth Feinberg, who handled funds for 9/11 and the BP oil spill. He unveiled the details of the GM plan on Monday, as the automaker announced a new recall of 7.6 million vehicles. GM Recalls 7.6M Vehicles, Plans New 2Q Charge | GM Compensation Fund Details