Looking to boost its market share, Japanese automaker Nissan is cutting the MSRP on seven of the eighteen vehicle models it sells in the U.S. More
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Detroit Big 3 Dominates April Auto Sales
April auto sales were the best since 2007, but automakers should still be on the lookout for potholes on the road ahead. More
Can Shale Gas Transform the U.S. Auto Market?
In the race to roll out cleaner and more fuel-efficient cars, automakers appear to have left one cheap, abundant alternative on idle: natural gas. More
Honda Issues Recall for 205K SUVs and Minivans
Honda is recalling 205,000 SUVs and minivans from the 2012 and 2013 model years over defective automatic shifters. More
GM: Chevy Cruze Diesel’s MPG Tops VW Jetta Diesel
General Motors says its new Chevy Cruze Diesel gets 46 miles per gallon on the highway, beating the VW Jetta diesel, which is rated at 42 mpg on the highway. More
35 Actions to Take on Monday’s Market Dip
Gold plunges to a two-year low, Brent crude falls to $100 a barrel, commodity prices and the markets retreat. Here is how to play these 35 stocks on the news More
Faulty Airbags Lead to Massive Japanese Auto Recall
Defective airbag systems made by Takata Corp. from 2000 to 2002 have forced Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mazda to recall 3.4 million cars around the world. More
