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Penske Automotive Group Inc. and other public retailers are offering financial rewards to employees and their spouses for things like getting a physical or completing biometric screenings.

The French automaker, PSA group, is on track with its plans to return to the U.S. through its newly created PSA North America.

In a rare move, Honda chose someone from its powersports division to lead manufacturing for a car, the third-generation Insight.

After a public feud over customer-data access led to a severed contract, AutoNation and TrueCar made amends. Now, the dealership group is giving ex-TrueCar CEO Scott Painter a second chance.

Onboard cameras are beginning to watch drivers to make sure they have their eyes on the road. Is this a Pandora’s box of privacy issues?

The need for traditional dealers to get innovative in the pre-owned space was apparent at the 2018 Used Car Week annual event in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Chinese automaker Zotye has begun signing up U.S. retailers and plans to “really shake things up” when it comes to factory-dealer norms.

GM argues that EPA fuel economy ratings for its 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine don’t tell the whole story.

Provisional agreement on a new North American trade pact was supposed to reduce economic uncertainty for the industry after months of acrimonious negotiations. But less than two weeks before the official signing of the U.S.

The redesigned Corolla must prove it can deliver more stability and power to Toyota’s U.S. car sales, which are down 11 percent this year.