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The chief engineer of the 2018 GMC Terrain challenged interior designers to step up their efforts in keeping with the new exterior design.

We believe in America. Don’t question that for a moment. But UAW President Dennis Williams’ talk of a “Buy American” ad campaign is one of those insipid ’80s tunes we can’t seem to tap our toes to.

The Chicago auto show was inspiring, writes one reader.

PSA Group, with plans on re-entering the North American market, will be a partner in a ride-sharing service set to begin in April at airports in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

It’s easy to mistake the amenities at Big Two Toyota in Chandler, Ariz., for those at a high-end resort and spa.

Millennials are at ease with digital technology. That makes the 18- to 34-year-olds less willing to compromise on the features they want, experts say.

The next-generation Enclave is expected to debut in April at the New York auto show and arrive in showrooms around midyear.

There’s a new General Motors today aggressively reshaping itself to compete in the emerging connectivity-car sharing-autonomous space. But sometimes it’s difficult to see New GM. Old GM gets in the way.

Automakers are going all in on mobility, but it will take more than big investments to get new services off the ground.

Cadillac says a new generation of its touch-screen infotainment system, debuting next month in the CTS sedan, addresses customer frustrations that dragged the brand down in quality surveys.