Nick Bunkley

A new collection of clothing is inspired by the 'Euphoria' star's 1965 Ford Mustang and part of a campaign to involve more women in the auto industry.

Employees said the bugs began appearing in the Buffalo, N.Y., facility this month, nearly a year after Rivian had a similar issue at its EV plant in Normal, Ill.

Dealers in Australia say they were pressured into accepting low compensation for giving up their franchises by an auditing firm that also was advising Honda.

Carl Moyer of Karl Auto Group started inviting people to visit his elaborately decorated residence for a socially distanced Christmas celebration during the pandemic.

Tesla added a section to its order agreement banning buyers from flipping their Cybertruck within a year of purchase, but it later deleted the clause without explanation.

The buyer gets a two-day trip to Detroit to watch the car get hand built, tour Cadillac House at the GM tech center and stay at a luxury hotel.

The strike is over, and UAW members at the Detroit 3 are now voting on tentative contract agreements that one union official described to Automotive News as 'life-changing.' But this isn't the end of the story.

The former Nissan and Renault chairman claims the house was purchased to be his residence, but its owner says he's trespassing.

About 450 teaching assistants and other graduate student employees at the University of Alaska voted overwhelmingly to join the UAW, which is quickly gaining members in higher education.

Mercedes slammed an EQA and an EQS into each other to show that its EVs are "every bit as safe" as anything else in the brand's lineup.

A new campaign for Apple Autos in Minnesota features customers bragging to friends and family that they "didn't get screwed" while buying a new vehicle.

To celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary, 1,000 special-edition Ioniq 5s feature special badging and play Disney music when turned on.

Chris Brown, whose career has been dogged by violent altercations and his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna, is the newest celebrity representative of Faraday Future.

"I never thought I would see the day when our products were so heavily politicized, but they are," Ford Motor's executive chair said in an interview.

A sign overlooking Subaru's New Jersey headquarters thanks Tom Doll, who retired in April as CEO after a 41-year career with the automaker.