The Detroit auto show, traditionally held in January, theoretically would have taken place at a vulnerable time during the spread of the disease from overseas to the U.S.

Campbell and Co. was created nearly four decades ago to handle PR for Ford's racing unit and is still operating today.

At the end of last week, an American Axle employee's COVID-19 test came back positive, causing disruption and panic among workers, the UAW said.

Marelli's decision came after nearly all of its customers' North American auto assembly plants announced plans to idle during the crisis.

The used-vehicle retailer has temporarily closed five more stores in California after shutting five there earlier this week. It also closed five stores in Pennsylvania and four in Nevada on Thursday.

Klei oversaw the German supplier's growth of advanced driver-assist and autonomous technologies. Lee joined six years ago as CEO in Korea.

The vehicles' automatic emergency brake system may not always engage, which could increase the risk of collision and injury, according to NHTSA documents.

Dealer groups, CEOs and manufacturers agree that COVID-19 will continue to impact business for the weeks and months ahead. Here is roundup of what they are saying.  

Buick and Lexus topped the charts in J.D. Power's annual CSI study, which found that a five-year trend of rising satisfaction is at risk because of the new coronavirus.

The new headquarters was once home to Federal-Mogul and will house 500 employees from three Marelli offices across metro Detroit.

Cadillac, Mini and Subaru dealers also ranked high on the 2020 Pied Piper Prospect Satisfaction Index Internet Lead Effectiveness Benchmarking Study.

The captive finance arms of Toyota and Lexus will offer payment relief to customers affected by this week's tornadoes in Tennessee.

U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider said the government won't be taking oversight of the UAW off the table. "If it worked for the Teamsters, maybe it could work here," he said.