Toyota says its N.A. production is back to 94% capacity

Trump's memo ordered the head of the Treasury, Commerce and Labor departments to "address" cuts to non-union retiree pension payments within 90 days at the former Delphi Corp.

The automaker wouldn't say if Evan Horetsky, head of engineering, procurement and construction at the factory being built outside Berlin, was still with the company, Reuters reported.

Prosecutors are investigating the company's role in supplying engine components for a VW diesel engine that breached emissions limits and masked excessive pollution using illegal software.

The Chinese company says it will have annual battery building capacity of 28 gigawatt-hours this year and is considering setting up production sites in Germany and the U.S.

The newly named E-Shop will improve consumer capability to purchase Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat and Alfa Romeo vehicles from start to finish at home.

Cruise unveiled the Origin, which only has two long seats facing each other that can comfortably fit four passengers, in January. GM plans to begin building the Origin in Detroit in late 2021 or early 2022.

De Tomaso will build its P72 sports car in North America and is "deep" in discussions with multiple states as potential locations for its U.S. operations, the company said.

Arizona said the settlement covers $1.65 million in restitution for state consumers, a $2.13 million repair incentive program, $750,000 for consumer outreach and a $500,000 payment to the state.

The retailer attributed the profit surge to used-vehicle sales and growth in its service, body and parts business.

AutoNation said third-quarter net income soared 84 percent to $182.6 million. Revenue slipped 1 percent to $5.4 billion.