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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?

Volkswagen plans to spend about #8364;44 billion ($50 billion) over the next five years on a comprehensive electrified mobility strategy that includes making at least 15 million battery-powered autos and further research into autonomous driving

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

The community surrounding AutoNation Ford Panama City looks like a war zone after Hurricane Michael. Still, dealership employees have found a sense of normalcy and routine in returning to the battered store.

Rainbow Coalition President Jesse Jackson said Toyota “seems to have the idea that doing business with us is good for business, not the cost of doing business.”

Nissan says its push to improve profitability in the crucial U.S. market is taking more time and money than expected.

Former Ford Motor Co. CEO Alan Mulally, speaking at the National Auto Auction Association’s annual convention, said consistent analysis is the best way for leaders to assess disruptive technologies.

FCA’s slumping Maserati business is a headache for new CEO Mike Manley after the brand’s profitability and vehicle sales went into a steep slide.

Crash tests by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety have violently demonstrated just how safe the latest generation of pickups has become, even compared with models from only a few years ago.

Porsche is looking to expand its Porsche Classic operations to build its lucrative vehicle service business through its U.S. dealerships.