AutoNation picks auto industry outsider to replace Jackson as CEO

EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said a final agreement with the U.S. could be reached before the European Commission’s term ends on Oct. 31.

A joint probe by Renault-Nissan is investigating a vacation that allowed eight couples to enjoy parades and parties at Rio de Janeiro’s carnival and cost the alliance $260,000, Bloomberg reported.

Ford has been investigating concerns raised by employees that incorrect calculations were used to translate test results into the mileage and emissions data submitted to regulators, a spokeswoman said.

Despite industry headwinds, Visteon posted $43 million in fourth-quarter net income and forecast continued strong results for 2019.

Honda has put together a full marketing itinerary for its recently launched Passport crossover.

Auto originations grew half a percent year-over-year, substantially below TransUnion's initial origination forecast of 5.5 percent growth.

The Trump administration has ended talks with California over federal plans to roll back fuel economy rules designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the White House said in a statement on Thursday.

Unifor President Jerry Dias concedes there is mixed support for a general walkout among unionized workers at GM's Oshawa, Ont., plant. Some workers fear shutting down GM Canada would hurt them much more than the automaker.

One of the largest U.S. auto dealers just had a rough quarter selling BMWs, and a top executive said Tesla played a major role.