Lincoln has spent the better part of this decade transforming its lineup and rebooting its brand identity. Its next challenge: Not messing it up.

Can the UAW get deals with the Detroit 3 -- and persuade its restless membership to approve them -- without a strike?

A Ford executive said the automaker would by 2022 add an "affordable" nameplate aimed at filling the hole left by ending sales of the Fiesta, Focus, Fusion and Taurus sedans.

Lincoln, aiming to build on the momentum from a revamp at the larger end of its utility-vehicle lineup, is now making a big bet on its smallest crossover.

Fred Diaz, CEO of Mitsubishi Motors North America, said the automaker is looking to add dealers in select markets in an attempt to double sales. It has 367 U.S. dealerships now.

While sales fell in the first three months of the year, other metrics show a "surprisingly strong" start to 2019, according to Thomas King, senior vice president of data and analytics at J.D. Power.

The driver-assist feature won't be available when the compact CT5 goes on sale this fall but will be added in the 2020 calendar year, Cadillac officials say.

To help mark the pony car's 55th anniversary, the specially tuned 2.3-liter engine gets 330 hp and 350 pound-feet of torque, a 20 hp increase over the base EcoBoost.

Marcy Klevorn will get one more assignment before retiring this fall after a 36-year career at Ford, including nearly two years heading mobility efforts.

The 2019 New York auto show will highlight contrasting strategies from Cadillac and Lincoln, with unveilings from Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Toyota also on tap.

As CEO Jim Hackett works to transform the company, his lieutenants will take on new duties: One will be responsible for making money and the other will spend it on future tech and innovation. Meanwhile, mobility chief Marcy Klevorn will retire.

He said the automaker is better prepared for a recession and promised more positive news will be out in the coming months.

When the Tesla Model 3 learns that its driver is looking for a supercharger, it automatically begins to warm the battery to help speed up charging.

Ford is promoting a braking technology that activates after a crash, to help prevent the vehicle from rolling into a second collision.