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- SPIED: The face of the next Ford Mustang
Spy photographers have snapped images that provide the best look yet at the face of the next Mustang.
Переслать - Nissan's deal with Cummins could have marketing implications for Ram
Nissan, which has struggled to win over buyers of large pickups in the United States, said it will offer a diesel engine in its redesigned Titan truck, a first for the Japanese automaker.Переслать - Kia Cadenza beats Toyota Avalon in Consumer Reports list of large sedans
The Kia Cadenza debuted today in second place on Consumer Reports magazine's list of top large sedans, edging out the former standard-bearer in the segment, the gasoline-powered version of the Toyota Avalon.Переслать - Silverado, Sierra pickups first in class to get 5 stars under tougher U.S. crash tests
The 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra have received five-star overall safety ratings from U.S. safety regulators, giving GM a marketing edge over rival pickups.Переслать - Ally plans $5.9 billion buyback to help lender exit U.S. bailout
Ally Financial, the auto lender seeking to repay its government bailout, is raising $1 billion in a private placement and said it will pay $5.9 billion in a plan to buy back preferred shares held by the Treasury Department.Переслать - South Africa carmakers' strike continues amid talks with union
A strike at carmakers in South Africa -- including Toyota, Nissan, BMW, and General Motors -- continues amid talks with the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa.Переслать - Hyundai union strike cost $39 million in lost output today in S. Korea
Union members at Hyundai Motor in South Korea staged a partial strike today that cost the automaker 43.5 billion won ($39 million) in lost output, with plans for another work stoppage Wednesday before resuming wage negotiations.Переслать - BMW M4 coupe on the catwalk
The new entry in this week's round-up of the top 10 auto viral videos gets the model treatment.Переслать - Pa. court denies attorney fees in 17 settled lemon law cases
Four automakers have prevailed in their bid to keep a Pennsylvania lemon law firm from receiving attorney fees for representing 17 car buyers who settled their auto complaints out of court.Переслать - Texas store adds used cars from service drive
The dealership is having success these days with a new twist on an old retailer practice known as "selling out of the service drive."Переслать
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