Sales declines ease at Toyota, Hyundai, Subaru

Neil Huffman Auto Group said it would not allow "hate or intolerance" after its employee hung an effigy of Gov. Andy Beshear outside the state Capitol.

With Fiat Chrysler's decision apparently final, executives from the union and automaker met Friday to discuss terms of the upcoming buyouts.

The "track ready" Mach 1, last offered in 2004 and one of the most successful -- and revered -- special-edition, high-performance Mustang models, will be powered by a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V-8 engine.

The deal, valued at more than $7 billion, demonstrates a prominent foray into commercial vehicles for ZF.

While BMW typically loses and replaces about 5,000 employees every year due to normal attrition, uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic has slowed the outflow as people.

Uber said it decided to expand the hourly feature to the U.S. after riders requested an option for extended trips during the pandemic to avoid exposure to different drivers and vehicles.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has opposed paying for traditional advertising and criticized other companies for spending on marketing rather than on improving their products.

GM said three U.S. factories building mid- and full-size pickups will operate on three shifts starting June 1. Three other factories that build crossovers in the U.S. and Canada will move to two shifts.

Autoliv said it sales in Europe fell 89 percent in April and plunged 96 percent in the Americas region as factories were shut. In China, sales rose 3 percent.

VW is investing $2.33 billion to take control of a joint venture with JAC Motors and for a major stake in Guoxuan, a maker of EV batteries.