Chrysler Swings to Full-Year Profit, as Sales Surge 44% in January
Chrysler said Wednesday that its US auto sales rose 44 percent last month as the manufacturer reported its strongest January in four years.
Ford's 4Q Profit Jumps to $13.6B Due to Special Items
Ford on Friday reported its fourth-quarter net income jumped due to special items, while operating profit lagged analyst estimates.
Safety Regulator: 'We pulled no punches' on Volt
The government "pulled no punches" in investigating battery fires in the Volt, General Motors' prized electric car, the head of the federal auto safety agency
Chrysler Celebrates Opening of New Training Facility
Chrysler celebrates the official opening of new training facility.
NAIAS Attendance Tops 770,000 at Cobo Center
Nine days and more than 770,000 people crowded Cobo to get a glimpse at potentially their next car. This year's North American International Auto Show had the
JR Hildebrand at the Auto Show
Some of the top road racers in the world will cruise into the Motor City on Jan. 20 and they will meet with media and fans at the 2012 North American
Auto Show Gets Students Revved Up About Cars and Industry
The North American International Auto Show is taken over by children eager to learn about the automotive industry.
Public Hearing to Address Fuel Economy Standards
A public hearing is planned in Detroit about the Obama administration's proposal to nearly double fuel economy standards for cars and pickup trucks in the U.S.