• | The head of the Volkswagen brand said the embattled marque will revisit U.S. sales goals only after resolving diesel emissions violations with U.S. regulators.

  • | The first Mercedes-Benz C-class convertible will arrive on showroom floors later this year as the luxury brand retools and expands its premium offerings.

  • | Google said today it bears "some responsibility" after one of its self-driving cars struck a municipal bus in a minor crash earlier this month.

  • | AutoNation is launching a $10 million ad campaign on March 2 which aims to differentiate the retailer's brand by touting its connection to breast cancer research.

  • | Honda CEO Takahiro Hachigo, still battling quality problems after nearly a year in office, is revamping his comeback plan to rekindle the company's pioneering r&d spirit.

  • | At least 100 workers at the construction site for Tesla's battery factory near Reno, Nev., walked off the job today to protest use of workers from other states, a union official said.

  • | Fiat Chrysler Automobiles started production of the new Maserati Levante SUV at its Mirafiori plant in Turin today. The Levante, which will be presented at the Geneva auto show on Tuesday, is Maserati's first SUV.

  • | The Bugatti Chiron will not only be the world's fastest car -- it will also make money for parent Volkswagen Group, the brand said today as it unveiled the high-performance coupe, which is the successor to the...

  • | Chevrolet isn't letting the extra day from leap year go unused.

  • | The General Motors Research & Development Innovation Challenge is an internal competition quietly launched in 2013 to harness GM's ranks of Ph.D.

  • | The EPA said today it had not opened an official investigation into Daimler's luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz, but had only requested information to explain emissions levels in some of its cars.

  • | Federal-Mogul's largest shareholder, billionaire Wall Street investor Carl Icahn, is seeking to buy the remaining stake in the diversified supplier of drivetrain parts and aftermarket retail products.

  • | One of the largest and most complex recall efforts in auto industry history is growing larger and more complex.

  • | In “The Art of the Deal,” Donald Trump's 1987 best-seller, he wrote that then-Cadillac general manager John Grettenberger approached him with the idea of developing a superstretch, superluxe Caddy...

  • | Having established a root cause for Takata's deadly airbag inflator ruptures, automakers probing the faulty parts are shifting their attention to other key questions that must be answered before the industrywide...

  • | FCA National Dealer Council Chairman Tom Leonard says recent recalls are straining dealer service operations.

  • | Berlin City Auto Group in New England makes the most of its rural setting, using 30 chase cars and 80 drivers to deliver 3,000-plus cars per year.

  • | As the current-generation Chevrolet Silverado approaches middle age, Chevy's marketers are borrowing a page from the performance division to sustain buzz: special-edition models.

  • | Two Cleveland-area dealers have filed a federal lawsuit against Nissan, alleging its alliances with so-called “preferred dealers” amount to illegal incentive programs that violate both U.S.

  • | GM isn't just cutting back on rental sales, it's selling a richer mix of trim levels and features to entice future new and used buyers to consider a Chevy or Buick.