Month: June 2013

Apollo Tyres’ $2.5 billion offer to buy Cooper Tire and Rubber, announced this week, wasn’t the first time the Indian company tried to acquire the American tire producer.

SiriusXM Radio is launching a program this summer that allows dealers to offer a complimentary two-month SiriusXM subscription to qualifying service customers.

Chrysler Group said it will recall about 37,000 pickup trucks on two separate issues, neither of which had led to any accidents or injuries.

Chrysler Group said it will recall about 37,000 pickup trucks on two separate issues, neither of which had led to any accidents or injuries.

Dealers and analysts don’t envision a huge leap in sales of hybrids and EVs any time soon despite still-high gasoline prices, a raft of price cuts and cheap lease deals on EVs.

GM’s Opel says it will begin kit production of its Corsa subcompact in Belarus for Russia and neighboring markets.

Dealerships should adopt a standard amount for dealer reserve as part of a detailed fair lending program to protect themselves from potential lawsuits driven by federal regulators’ crack down on auto lenders, experts say.

Engine supplier Eaton Corp.’s top executive today strongly denied a report that the company is considering a sale of its automotive business.

Apple wants to invade automotive instrument panels by making its iOS mobile operating system accessible on vehicle screens.

Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz is rolling out a revamped E class line as it tries to win back the U.S. luxury sales crown from BMW.