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Anti-Japan Protests Lead to Toyota, Nissan Production Curbs

Resentment over a group of islands in the East China Sea has led to demonstrations in China resulting in both Toyota and Nissan curtailing auto production More

What Does China’s Threat of a ‘Bond Attack’ on Japan Mean for the U.S.?

China hinted that it would use bonds as weapon in its dispute. with Japan. Would it do the same to the United States? More

3 Reasons to Sell GM, Ford, Toyota — and ALL Auto Stocks

Automakers have lots of reasons for concern -- and investors have a lot of reasons to stay away from them. Here are three of the biggest problems. More

Ford’s Fusion Takes to The Road Against Midsize Competition

Ford unveiled its new Ford Fusion model and is hoping that sales will push it past Toyota's Camry as the best-selling midsize car on the road. More

General Motors in a Low ‘Volt’-age Mess

General Motors is said to be losing nearly $50,000 on every Volt it makes. Worse, U.S. taxpayers are the ones on the hook for that cash. More

Automakers See Rising U.S. Sales in August

Automakers recorded strong sales in August, with General Motors, Ford and Fiat's Chrysler all reporting double-digit sales gains for the month. More

GM, VW Rev Up Their Rush to Russia

As the emerging market of China continues to disappoint, automakers are looking elsewhere for expansion. Now, many have their eyes on Russia. More