Category: Motor Age Articles

German carmakers appealed on Monday for tariff-free trade to preserve jobs in Europe and the United States, as the country’s auto industry association reported exports of German light vehicles from the United States to China dropped 37 percent last yea…

Volkswagen Group is adding a second plant in Tennessee to build electric vehicles for Volkswagen and potentially other brands, with an $800 million investment expected to create 1,000 jobs at the German automaker’s only U.S. assembly operation.

Volkswagen has signed an agreement with U.S. Soccer to be its presenting automotive partner through 2022.

The Genesis G70 won the 2019 North American Car of the Year at the Detroit auto show, while the Ram 1500 took truck honors and the Hyundai Kona was named top utility vehicle of the year.

At the halfway mark of President Donald Trump’s term, the auto industry is still coming to terms with the costs of two years of roller-coaster trade policy. And even more turmoil is expected in 2019.

When it comes to background checks for job candidates, dealerships must navigate a complex web of federal and state regulations that could lead to legal trouble if not followed properly.

The top engine in the heavily re-engineered Ram 3500 is the most powerful ever offered in a regular production pickup.

The next leader of AutoNation Inc. will be a fresh face for the company as the CEO search focuses outside.

The Alan Jay Automotive Network, which has grown in Florida to 15 brands and 11 rooftops, is branching out to the Detroit area.

After a series of scandals, Wells Fargo has restructured its auto business and is looking to turn over a new leaf with consumers and dealers.