Author: Automotive News Feed

Almost exactly 50 years after Lee Iacocca landed on the cover of Time (and, yes, Newsweek in the same week) another Detroit auto executive has made Time’s cover.

General Motors continues to rack up fines of $7,000 a day for failing to fully answer a list of 107 questions from federal safety regulators about its ignition-switch recall.

At JM Lexus, the world’s largest-volume Lexus store, product specialists help customers find the appropriate vehicle and explain its features, then hand the customers to sales managers for sales and finance discussions.

Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne will turn Alfa Romeo into a stand-alone company — like Maserati and Ferrari — as part of his latest plan to revive the brand, sources told Automotive News Europe.

Hyundai triggered a meltdown when word leaked that its celebrity guest presenter at the Beijing would be Kim Soo-hyun.

McLaren Automotive will stick to building sports cars and ruled out following rivals that are adding SUVs to their lineups.

One of the hottest collectible cars of the 2015 model year likely will be the 50 Year Limited Edition Mustang.