Category: Motor Age Articles

Illinois and Colorado have the nation’s worst consumer protections for auto buyers, while New Jersey and Washington rank at the top, according to a new study. 

Senior GM executives met this week with Ohio’s two senators and other lawmakers on Capitol Hill after African American employees accused GM of allowing a racially hostile work atmosphere.

The cuts, described by one analyst as “Black Monday,” are expected to take weeks, if not longer, to complete, according to the sources within GM.

Veteran Jaguar designer Wayne Burgess, once a candidate to eventually replace Jaguar design director Ian Callum, has left JLR and joined Geely Auto Group.

Unifor is planning to run a Super Bowl ad in Canada its ongoing campaign to convince GM to keep its Oshawa assembly plant open. The ads won’t air in the U.S.

Tailpipe pollution in California is going up — not down — despite billions of dollars spent by one of the most environmentally progressive governments on earth.

Another strong month at the Jeep and Ram brands, combined with higher incentives and fleet shipments, helped FCA US post a 2.5 percent rise in January U.S. light-vehicle sales.

Another strong month at Jeep and Ram, combined with higher incentives and fleet shipments, helped FCA US post a 2.5 percent rise in January U.S. light-vehicle sales. Volume also rose at American Honda and Ford behind trucks but deliveries fell at Toyot…

U.S. light-vehicle sales dropped 1 percent in January, with higher fleet shipments offsetting lower retail volume, as the government shutdown and severe cold that blasted the Midwest this week dampened consumer demand.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will sit out its first Super Bowl since 2009, leaving the game without a high-profile advertiser known for big-budgeted, celebrity-filled spots.