Nick Bunkley

The EV maker's newest retail location is built entirely out of snow harvested from a Finnish ski resort.

Chevy says the car, arriving later this year, will be the quickest Corvette yet with a 0-to-60 mph time of just 2.5 seconds.

He used the trip to capture footage for a movie about people's attachment to their cars.

The Chrysler 200, Volkswagen CC and Suzuki XL7 also were among the dead nameplates that people bought new in 2022.

Guinness World Records said a $182 billion plunge in the Tesla CEO's net worth qualifies as the "worst loss of fortune in history."

Construction workers have installed a 6,000-pound steel beam signed by residents and government officials high atop the plant opening in 2025.

Last year's No. 1, the manual Mustang, fell to 71st because it now uses a transmission made in Mexico.

In 2020, we met COVID-19. Last year was all about the microchip shortage. In a refreshing reminder of what the Before Times were like, 2022 didn't have one ongoing story that dominated the auto industry.

A dozen single working mothers received vehicles filled with presents for their children at last week's annual event in Minneapolis.

The three-story, seven-bedroom unit on the Miami coastline is listed for $59 million.

The comedian and former NADA Show headliner joked that the worst part was seeing so much expensive gasoline go to waste.

The EV maker has brought in a pest control company and quarantined forklifts in an isolated area of its Illinois plant where bedbugs were seen.

The theft prompted some local businesses and residents to give hundreds of dollars in cash to make up for the more than 100 missing items.