General Motors to void warranties on hot cars and trucks that get flipped
General Motors has informed dealers of a new policy that will void the transferability of warranties on certain models if they are resold within a year of delivery.
World Economic Forum calls to reduce private vehicles by eliminating 'ownership'
The World Economic Forum is calling for a reduction in ownership of private vehicles in attempt to counter global reliance on critical metals.
Volkswagen ID.4 production kicks off in Tennessee to help cut the electric SUV's costs
Volkswagen has started production of its ID.4 electric SUV in Chattanooga, Tennessee and plans to increase production to 7,000 vehicles monthly.
Retirees take last shot to save pensions after being rejected by courts
The retirement package for Delphi Corp. employees was slashed when General Motors went into bankruptcy in 2009. Some lost retirement savings and health coverage.
Manchin agrees to extension of tax credit for electric vehicle purchases in reversal
Sen. Joe Manchin will support a tax credit extension for electric vehicle buyers in a party-line Democratic bill after previously saying he would not.
US safety regulators open 3 probes regarding safety problems in vehicles made by Stellantis
US safety regulators opened three investigations in vehicles made by Stellantis. The investigations were regarding potential safety problems with the vehicles.
Chevrolet is giving Corvette Z06 buyers $5,000, but there's a catch
Chevrolet is offering buyers of the upcoming Corvette Z06 a bonus worth $5,000 if they don't resell their vehicle until they've owned it for at least 12 months.
Volkswagen CEO steps down, faces series of setbacks
Herbert Diess steps down as Volkswagen CEO, Oliver Blume, CEO of Porsche will succeed Diess. Diess assumed the position as CEO in 2018, with an expiring contract in 2025.
Can-Am issues 'do not ride' warning on recalled three-wheel motorcycles
The Can-Am Ryker three-wheel motorcycle is being recalled because a defective part could cause the handlebars to come loose, leading to a loss of control.
Here's when the Tesla Cybertruck might go on sale, according to Elon Musk
Elon Musk said during Tesla's Q2 earnings call that the Cybertruck pickup could be on sale by the middle of next year as it continues development on the truck.
Ford may lay off 8,000 workers in shift to EV production: report
Ford Motor Co. will reportedly lay off some 8,000 workers in the months ahead to cut profits and redistribute resources toward developing electric vehicles.
Online car dealer Carvana banned from Illinois for second time
Illinois on Monday banned Carvana from selling cars in the state for a second time after the popular online car dealer failed to get some buyers their car registrations and titles.
Semiconductor shortage is chipping away at car safety features
Some automotive safety features are getting harder to find as automakers remove technology from vehicles to navigate the ongoing semiconductor shortage.
Florida family drives into electric car problem: a replacement battery costs more than vehicle itself
A Florida family ran into a major problem after buying an electric vehicle, the replacement battery costs more than they bought the car for.
General Motors installing electric vehicle chargers at Pilot and Flying J truck stops
General Motors and Pilot Flying J will jointly have 2,000 electric car chargers installed at 500 of the Pilot and Flying J center locations across the U.S.
Free gas for a year announced by Advance Auto Parts with 'Drive of Your Life' contest
Advance Auto Parts, Inc. has launched a "Drive of Your Life" contest that'll give drivers a chance at winning free gas for a year as Americans have faced higher gas prices in 2022.
Walmart buying 4,500 electric vans from Arkansas startup Canoo
Walmart is buying at least 4,500 electric vans from Arkansas-based Canoo, which will build the vehicles at a new factory in Pryor Oklahoma next year.
NHTSA investigators looking at fatal Florida Tesla crash
NHTSA has sent a Special Crash Investigations team to look into a fatal crash in Gainesville, Florida, involving a Tesla Model S and a parked tractor trailer.
Electric car survey finds this as the biggest reason preventing people from buying them
A survey of American adults has found that the logistics of charging an electric vehicle is the top reason preventing people from buying them as their next auto purchase.
Auto body shops face months-long waits for parts amid supply chain breakdown: ‘Very frustrating’
Gary Derusha, manager of Bobby & Steve’s Auto World in Eden Prairie, Minn., joined "Fox and Friends" on Friday to discuss how the ongoing supply chain crisis is impacting auto repairs.



















