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The redesigned 2020 911 retains Porsche’s venerable styling DNA but receives upgrades in horsepower, a new interior layout inspired by 1970s models, and 21st century driving conveniences.

As GM and Ford bail out of small cars and replace them with crossovers, Mazda is betting big that a technically advanced upscale version of the compact Mazda3, including a diesel engine, can defy the odds.

BMW is considering a second U.S. manufacturing plant that could produce engines and transmissions, CEO Harald Krueger said Tuesday, shortly after a report that President Trump will impose tariffs on light-vehicle imports starting next week.

Honda is waging a big bet Americans will continue embracing light trucks by reviving the Passport and is packing the crossover with a 280-hp engine and off-road capabilities the company says will make it just as comfortable on sandy trails as city…

In the past year, Aston Martin has unveiled two unique concepts that go beyond hand built, ultraluxury cars: a small personal aircraft and a small personal submersible.

Rivian Automotive’s R1S, an electric SUV, won’t stray too far from the vehicle the startup company showed on Monday, the R1T pickup.

President Trump said he expects GM to keep an Ohio assembly complex open after it ends production next year. Bryan Keeley said he wants to believe it, but he’s heard talk like that before.

Larry Kudlow, Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, said he had conveyed to GM CEO Mary Barra the president’s anger over her plans to close U.S. factories and lay off thousands of workers.

Google’s self-driving car affiliate Waymo said it hired Deborah Hersman to the new position of chief safety officer and Amee Chande as its first chief commercial officer,

General Motors’ Oshawa Assembly Plant buys about $2.26 billion a year in auto parts and tools from Canadian suppliers, which in turn supports about 10,000 jobs, APMA President Flavio Volpe estimated.