Study reports suppliers are seeing more pressure tactics from carmakers than last year.
Will self-driving cars become conveyances for people who are too tired -- or too drunk -- to drive?
Vehicle Production Group, which received a $50 million federal loan to make vans for the disabled, has halted production.
WWJ's Jeff Gilbert talks with GM CFO Dan Ammann about the carmaker's latest profit report.
Transportation safety officials are exploring ways to eliminate drunken driving deaths, which account for about a third of the nation’s more than 30,000 annual traffic fatalities — a share that has remained stubbornly unchanged since the late-1990s.
Nissan is cutting its prices, hoping its cars and trucks will show up in more internet searches.
In this edition of AutoNSider with Daryl Killian, Daryl discusses distracted driving.
In this edition of Drivetime with Vinnie Richichi, Vinnie reviews the 2013 Infiniti QX56.
In a recent study, only 20 percent of buyers said they would consider paying extra for a self-driving car.
In this edition of Drivetime with Vinnie Richichi, Vinnie reviews the 2013 GMC Acadia Denali.
The government has seized $21 million from Fisker’s reserve account.
The government is asking automakers to put stronger limits on drivers’ interaction with in-car touch screens.
Ford posted a $1.6 billion first quarter profit. That’s a 15 percent increase from last year.
Newly released documents show that the Obama administration was warned as early as 2010 that electric car maker Fisker Automotive Inc. was not meeting milestones set up for a half-billion dollar government loan, nearly a year before U.S. officials froze the loan after questions were raised about the company’s statements.
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