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Automakers reported an uptick in February sales amid another strong month for trucks and sport-utility vehicles.

Ford and Shelby continue to raise the stakes in the battle for greater horsepower.

The American automaker reported a much smaller profit as a charge tied to Venezuela and a smaller profit in North America weighed on the fourth quarter.

Tesla's new performance version of the Model S can be switched into “Insane” mode, and it seems to live up to the promise.

Fiat Chrysler reported weaker 4Q earnings, despite higher shipments worldwide, and forecasted black ink for all regions in 2015.

New pickup trucks and sports cars will dominate the Detroit Auto Show next week.

The auto industry capped 2014 with stronger-than-expected December sales driven by declining gasoline prices and holiday promotions.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles does not expect additional costs tied to a repurchase program for recalled trucks, and CEO Sergio Marchionne vowed that FCA "will do better."

Ford has benefited from consumer appetite for higher-priced trucks and sport-utility vehicles, which propelled the automaker to a record second-quarter profit in North America.

Owners of recalled trucks and sport-utility vehicles made by Fiat Chrysler will be allowed to sell them back, and some Jeeps can be swapped for new rides as part of a deal with federal regulators.

Mitsubishi Motors, which has a small presence in the U.S. auto market, reportedly plans to cease production at its factory in Illinois.

General Motors bucked an economic slowdown in China and rode strong truck demand on its way to a sharp jump in second-quarter earnings.

AutoNation sees U.S. new-vehicle sales reaching a 14-year high in 2015, a positive sign for automakers and dealers alike.

Owners of Jeeps and other Fiat Chrysler vehicles are being warned to update their vehicles' Uconnect software after hackers revealed an attack that allows remote users to take control of Jeep Cherokees.

Right in Motor City’s backyard, the University of Michigan opened a new road course on Monday where researchers have begun testing self-driving cars.

Ferrari has officially filed for its highly anticipated initial public offering. But how much is the supercar maker worth?

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles recalled about 1.4 million vehicles in the U.S. to perform a software upgrade that was developed to thwart hackers.

A report that Ford is firing up incentives on its new F-150 pickup trucks caught Wall Street’s attention on Thursday, yet analysts say it is too early to sound the alarm over Ford’s most important vehicle.

Ford is expected to move production of its small cars out of the U.S. amid an effort to lower costs and squeeze more profits from the low-priced vehicles.

NASCAR's portfolio of sponsors continues to grow, a sign that the sport is back on track after tough times during the 2008 recession.