Fiat Eyes New Name, Second Stock Listing After Chrysler Deal
CEO Sergio Marchionne said the Italian car maker plans to adopt a new name and pursue a second stock listing after merging with Chrysler.
Ford Hikes Dividend by 25%
Ford raised its quarterly dividend by 25% to 12.5 cents a share, marking the automaker’s second increase in two years.
Police Help Free Goodyear Execs Held Captive by French Union
Two executives from Goodyear's French unit who were being held captive by union workers were freed Tuesday with the help of local police.
Ford's China Sales Up 49% to Beat Toyota, Honda in 2013
Ford's sales in China revved 49% higher in 2013 to surpass Japanese rivals Toyota and Honda in the world's largest auto market.
Big Three Post Mixed Auto Sales in December
U.S. auto sales in December broadly missed expectations as growth slowed, but the industry closed out a blazing year that still proved to be the best since 2007.
Report: Fiat-Chrysler Aims for 2014 IPO
A combined Fiat/Chrysler will reportedly seek a listing on the NYSE this year, following the Italian car maker’s deal to buy full ownership of Chrysler.
Fiat Scores $4.35B Deal for Full Ownership of Chrysler
Ciao Chrysler: Italian Fiat sealed a $4.4 billion deal to scoop up the remainder of Chrysler -- one of the storied Big Three U.S. automakers.
GM Chief ‘Deeply Sorry’ for Ignition-Switch Issues
GM CEO Mary Barra to tell lawmakers this week she is currently unable to explain a long delay in addressing defective ignition switches, vowing to find out why GM put off a recall. NHTSA Failed to Probe GM
Market Watch: UPS Data Breach, Car Recalls and Welfare Stats
Payment card information for UPS customers may be at risk, and more than a third of all people in the U.S. live in households on welfare.
Know Before the Bell: Car Hackers and Frito-Lay's Flavor Contest
Hackers may begin targeting your car, and PepsiCo's Frito-Lay will have you biting into a cappuccino.
Economy Shrinks, But Stocks Power Ahead
The U.S. economy shrank during the winter, but stocks keep going up. The Dow rose 49 points Wednesday as investors are hoping things improved as the weather warmed up.
Economy Shrinks, But Stocks Power Ahead
The U.S. economy shrank during the winter, but stocks keep going up. The Dow rose 49 points Wednesday as investors are hoping things improved as the weather warmed up.
Economy Shrinks, But Stocks Power Ahead
The U.S. economy shrank during the winter, but stocks keep going up. The Dow rose 49 points Wednesday as investors are hoping things improved as the weather warmed up.
Ford Jumps into Car Sharing to Entice Young Drivers
Ford will begin testing a car-sharing program that the automaker hopes will sway young drivers on the fence about owning a vehicle.
Chevrolet Thinks Global With New Cruze
General Motors unwrapped the next generation of its Chevrolet Cruze compact sedan with an eye on global markets.
Volkswagen, Supplier Expand in Tennessee for New SUV
Volkswagen on Tuesday announced more expansion plans in Tennessee, where the German automaker will make a new sport-utility vehicle for the U.S. market.
Truck Craze Poses Challenges for GM, Ford
As Americans jump into pickup trucks at an accelerating pace, Detroit’s automakers are working overtime to meet demand.
Ford Battling Limited Inventory of F-150 Trucks
Ford continues to battle limited inventory of its best-selling F-150 pickup truck, an issue that has pressured the automaker’s sales.
Memorial Day Deals, SUVs Power May Auto Sales
Memorial Day deals and sport-utility vehicles powered U.S. automakers in May, even as a shorter sales month dampened results.
A Long Road Ahead for Takata Airbag Repairs
With Takata airbag recalls set to double, automakers and parts suppliers face a lengthy repair process that could take years.














