Month: November 2015

Yet another powertrain variant is in the works for the Mercedes-Benz GLC, the recently renamed and redesigned compact crossover.

FCA’s expansion of its Degrees@Work program to all of its dealerships, and to include employees’ spouses and children, looks like a win-win-win.

Call it the Dearborn Contract. Ford Motor’s UAW workers narrowly approved a new labor contract with a 51.

More revealing spy photos of Honda’s second-generation Ridgeline pickup confirm what many in the industry had expected — that Honda would ditch the original Ridgeline’s controversial flying buttress profile in favor of a more traditional silhouette.

VW’s emissions-cheating scandal could bring cuts to its support of several soccer teams, a German weekly reported.

Few exterior images of the redesigned Kia Cadenza for 2017 show a sharper, more angular look than the previous generation, which marked Kia’s entry into the U.S. high-end car market.

GM is considering a contract with AM General to offload some commercial van production, which would free up capacity for GM’s hot-selling Colorado and Canyon pickups.

A few years ago, technology made online used-vehicle remarketing possible. Then the recession made it a necessity.

Chevrolet aims to sell 1 million vehicles in China in 2020. But amid a weak market, getting there won’t be easy. But then, Chevy didn’t hit 1 million U.S. sales for the first time easily, either.