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Uber drivers needn’t worry about the company’s heavy push into self-driving vehicles, a top executive says.

In a complicated industry using advanced technology that is governed by Byzantine rules and regulations, will this have a chilling effect on executives as they seek to do their jobs? We hope so.

Subaru is targeting a 9 percent sales surge in 2017 for a ninth straight year of record U.S. results, despite a plateauing overall market.

The new Camry is about as daring as is prudent for the loyalists who buy several hundred thousand of these cars a year – even in a bad year for cars.

The 3.0-liter EcoDiesel engine available in the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Ram 1500 has been operating under a dark cloud since at least last fall.

The increasing use of flexible LED applications in auto headlights and accent lights has resulted in a golden age of light design across the industry.

Longtime Autoweek publisher Dutch Mandel took his own personal checkered flag at the end of 2016.

Many people in our industry fail to grasp the relationship between great employees and customer satisfaction, writes Alan Starling, former NADA chairman.

Even as they launch two key cars #8211; the BMW 5 series and Mercedes E-class coupe — the traditional arch-rivals have a common challenge: Satisfy U.S. dealers’ hunger for more crossovers.

Moray Callum, Ford chief designer, is cruising around in a 1976 Bronco SUV as he oversees design of the 2020 nameplate revival.