'Getting Less For The Money' The Affordability Crisis Hits America's Used-Car Lots
It's just bad news for global the economy all the way down.
Read MoreIt's just bad news for global the economy all the way down.
Read MorePlus, U.S. fears of Chinese cars, Volkswagen's accelerated plans to downsize, and the death of the U.S. EV market.
Read MoreGas and diesel prices soar, and so do GM's ambitions for its new V8 truck engines.
Read MorePlus, the EU is asking China very nicely to limit its hybrid exports, Volvo is planning to launch 13 models by the end of the 2020s in a bid and more.
Read MorePlus, McLaren's plans for a UK-built SUV, Nissan's new plans for a UK-built SUV — presumably unrelated — and Bosch workers' pleas to the European Union.
Read MorePlus, Waymo has its sights set on Tokyo, the eldest boy of the VinFast empire is named its global chief executive and more.
Read MorePlus, the company's pinkie promises of a new Roadster. We'll also look at Trump's interest in American-made Chinese cars, and yet another Ford recall.
Read MorePlus, the Trump administration's fight with California over stricter vehicle emissions hits a roadblock in court and more.
Read MorePlus, Porsche completing the sale of its stake in Bugatti, the Boring Company's Emirati investment windfall and more.
Read MorePlus, Germany's refusal to let Volkswagen stop being Volkswagen, China pushing foreign companies to pay suppliers faster, and more.
Read MorePlus Tesla's latest European FSD approval. We'll also look at BYD's 2027 sales goals, and Jaguar Land Rover's personnel cuts.
Read MoreEven if you don't drive a diesel, this is bad, dire, highly ungood news.
Read MorePlus, Uber is laying off 3,300 employees in its biggest cuts since Covid, The Blue Oval must pay $2.3 million to settle a racial harassment case and more.
Read MorePlus, August's auto sales, Tesla's latest FSD push in the EU, and more Chinese EVs in Canada.
Read MorePlus, Genesis is still serious about Europe, VW is in talks to build Iron Dome parts for Israel and Ford is recalling nearly 150k Mustangs, and more.
Read MorePlus, Volkswagen's union workers in Germany putting up a fight against cuts, Nissan and Honda are still collaborating, and the state of the lithium market.
Read MorePlus, railroads raking in cash from fuel fees. We'll also look at Lucid's latest recall, and Porsche's plans to downsize.
Read MorePlus, Volkswagen's push for job cuts. We'll also look at Waymo's adventure to Munich, and Dutch regulators eyeing Tesla for recalls.
Read MorePlus, Nissan's plans for body-on-frame supremacy. We'll also look at Kia's tentative union deal, and XPeng's lust for robots.
Read MoreWho needs affordable cars when you can have endless arguments.
Read MorePlus not one but two NHTSA investigations into GM. We'll also look at European EV sales, and a GM union contract in Canada.
Read MorePlus Ford's new collaboration with Geely. We'll also look at China's big door latch recall, and the Netherlands' big Uber fine.
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Read MoreThe bridge that was supposed to streamline U.S.-Canada trade continues to make it a headache, instead.
Read MorePlus, Tesla is apparently preparing a Cybercab invasion, McLaren is considering adding a slew of dealerships to the U.S. and more.
Read MoreCurrently idle, there's no guarantee of an automotive future for the Brampton Assembly Plant.
Read MoreWith incentives removed, EV sales are slumping, but one brand still seems to be doing alright.
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