Europe's political response to global warming is widening differences between U.S. and European automakers.

While there are lots of gasoline-powered cars and high-performance vehicles to choose from, electric is taking center stage at the German motor show.

The world lost one of the very few great product planners when Ferdinand Piech died last week at 82.

Dealers face confusing choices in these volatile times in the automotive industry, but they may be wise to stay the course with their businesses for now.

Politicians and the auto industry should pump the brakes in their race toward electrification.

The scheme to outfox emissions rules for vehicles with diesel engines has become a seemingly endless legal battle and public relations disaster.

The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut means lower costs for automakers, dealers and consumers -- but it's a sign the economy is slowing.

Automotive News Editor-In-Chief Keith Crain says it may be decades before these vehicles are on the road in large numbers.

The corruption scandal involving FCA and the union will add to the complex issues at the bargaining table this year.

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.