Government’s involvement in two major U.S. auto manufacturer’s dealings may soon come to an end, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner recently said. Continue reading
Government’s involvement in two major U.S. auto manufacturer’s dealings may soon come to an end, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner recently said. Continue reading
Prospective car buyers looking to secure a used car loan for a previously owned vehicle should make sure they are purchasing units from reputable sources, as a new report indicates odometer tampering continues to wreak havoc on the market. Continue reading
Edmunds.com’s latest car sales report expects new cars sales to fall in April, a projection shared by many other auto industry analysts. Continue reading
Despite rising U.S. fuel prices, sales for electric and hybrid vehicles will be held back because unit costs and functionality, J.D. Power and Associates reports. Continue reading
As Ford recently announced its highest first-quarter profits in more than 13 years, some experts said the rest of 2011 may not be as promising. Continue reading
Although U.S. auto sales have seen major growth during the past 12 months, a new report assessing April’s totals shows the pace may be slowing. Continue reading
Consumers who may be having trouble debating whether to secure a car loan for the Chevrolet Volt or the Nissan Leaf may rest easily knowing both earned top marks in recent crash testing. Continue reading
A focus on fuel-efficient vehicles and a surge in its domestic sales has led Ford Motor to its best first-quarter profit since 1998. Continue reading
The auto industry flourished from 2000 to 2006, averaging more than 16 million car and light truck sales annually during the stretch, according to Fortune. Continue reading
Johnson Controls, the largest manufacturer of automotive batteries, recently reported a 29 percent surge in its second quarter earnings. Continue reading
