Ross Perot was a heroic figure around the world, and GM's 1984 purchase of Electronic Data Systems was part of his legacy, although not his most successful moment. 

Lee Iacocca was someone special. I knew him for four or five decades and I was fascinated the entire time. There have been a lot of interesting folks along the way but no one quite like Lee.

Every time I am convinced that the former Renault-Nissan chief is guilty as charged, further information surfaces to convince me that the man is innocent and we are watching a travesty of justice, and sooner or later, the truth will surface.

New emissions laws, changing federal rules and a proliferation of vehicles, including an onslaught from China, set the stage for a rapidly evolving automotive industry.

The challenges facing today's auto industry are massive, affecting every aspect of the business.

The industry's rush to EVs may come as a surprise to consumers who have no plans of replacing their internal combustion engines anytime soon.

While I have taken some time off, getting back to fighting trim, I have been fascinated by the chaos that seems to be surrounding the automobile industry these days.

The auto industry should be required to install existing life-saving devices, like automatic braking systems, on all vehicles. The public shouldn't have to wait for autonomous vehicles to benefit from proven technology.

Automotive News Editor-in-Chief Keith Crain says the case against former Nissan executive Carlos Ghosn raises questions about the fairness of Japan's justice system.

No one really knows yet how popular EVs will be with consumers, which would argue for a more moderate manufacturing strategy, says Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain.

Great dealerships know strong relationships with their customers can make the difference between success and failure in the business, writes Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain.

Tariffs don't benefit anyone, especially not the consumer, and the time has come for them to be eliminated.

With a questionable year ahead for car sales, dealers need to fully embrace the used vehicle market, says Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain.

As electric vehicles become more popular, consumers will be faced with the economic impact on infrastructure services, like road maintenance, currently supported by revenue from gas taxes, says Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain.

The millions of dollars automakers push dealers to spend on upgrades that create uniformity in the stores would be better spent on selling cars, says Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain.