These rejuvenated crossover SUV models helped BMW increase profits
BMW plans to double-down on popular crossover SUVs and electric vehicles after seeing double-digit growth in sales of some models.
Uber drivers say they were underpaid for years
More than 96,000 New York City Uber drivers claim they were underpaid over the course of years
Uber's 'self-driving' cars crashed 37 times in 18 months with one fatality
The board said between September 2016 and March 2018, there were 37 crashes of Uber vehicles in autonomous mode at the time, including 33 that involved another vehicle striking test vehicles.
Porsche pushing to lure more customers
Porsche clients can now whip around the course before taking their new ride home.
Acting UAW chief: Union must adhere to 'highest standards in corruption probe's wake
A federal corruption investigation into the union has taken down several former leaders.
Ford hints at what new Bronco will look like
The Ford Bronco was in production for more than 30 years until 1996.
Toyota announces big changes to ‘better respond’ to customers
The initiatives will be led by Mike Bafan.
Penske buys iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, IndyCar Series
"The bug of motor racing got in my blood," Penske recalled about that day with his father, Jay. "I hope my dad is looking down at me and this group and saying 'Son, you did a good job.'"
Did Tesla cover up a potentially dangerous battery defect?
Tesla must respond to the NHTSA's letter by Nov. 29, 2019.
UAW members vote on Ford deal as president Gary Jones steps back amid corruption scandal
This will be the union's first deal with one of the Detroit Three automakers without President Gary Jones since he took the helm in 2018.
Tariffs on cars from Japan, European Union may not happen after all: Wilbur Ross
Automakers have warned that such tariffs would backfire, driving up the cost to U.S. consumers and resulting in job loss for the auto industry.
Longer car loans are rising - but is that good or bad for consumers?
A third of all new car loans have terms longer than six years.
Most dangerous cities for drivers: Report
Experts warn while crashes are more common in urban areas, they tend to be deadlier in rural areas
Hackers plead guilty in data breach that Uber covered up
Uber met the hackers' demand with a $100,000 payment, but waited until November 2017 to reveal that the personal information of both its riders and drivers around the world had fallen into the hands of criminals.
Cities declare war on cars as more auto bans stop traffic
San Francisco is joining New York City in banning cars from busy parts of the city to make way for bicycle and bus lanes instead.
Ford, auto workers reach tentative deal; Fiat Chrysler talks on tap
Ford and the United Auto Workers have reached a tentative agreement, the union and company announced Wednesday evening.
Trump thanks automakers for backing him in tussle over California emissions rule
General Motors joined Fiat Chrysler and Toyota in saying on Monday that they are siding with the Trump administration.
GM invests more in electric than gas vehicles in 5-year race to greener industry
Earlier in the day, GM said the United Auto Workers strike had a big impact on its business.
Ford to kill Ford Flex sports-utility car, lay off 450 workers
“People who own the Flex love it, but it became almost a cult vehicle and the numbers were just too small,” Michelle Krebs said.
UAW looks to Ford now that GM deal is done
The labor-cost inflation from the GM contract may be tough for Ford and Fiat Chrysler to absorb.


















