China's passenger car sales fall 80% amid coronavirus epidemic
Japanese automaker Toyota, the first major global automaker to report its February sales in China, said it sold 23,800 Toyota and premium Lexus cars last month, down by 70% from a year earlier.
Could a Democrat president harm North Carolina job growth?
Job expansion in North Carolina continues to grow
Auto Zone sales catch chill from warmer winter
The company was more impacted by the weather than others due to its do-it-yourself exposure, which is about 80 percent of the business, Nomura Instinet analyst Michael Baker said.
Dodge Grand Caravan minivan to be discontinued
The original idea for the minivans came from former Ford employees Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich who, to no avail, introduced the idea to Ford.
Waymo raises $2.25 billion from outside investors, parent Alphabet
Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet Inc, said on Monday it had raised $2.25 billion in its first external investment round.
How do Teslas work?
The brand's all-electric cars are a big part of what draws drivers in.
Tesla short-sellers get an assist from coronavirus
The carmaker's shares slid 26 percent to $667.99 in their worst-week since public trading of the company's stock began.
How much does Tesla’s Model X costs
And all the features you'll get for the pricey seven-seater.
How much does Tesla’s Cybertruck cost
The price tag is about the same for most pick-up trucks in the US
Harley-Davidson CEO to leave struggling motorcycle maker
Board member Jochen Zeitz will become acting president and CEO while a board search committee is formed.
The different Tesla models, including the Cybertruck
The company's stock is up 125 percent on the year.
Coronavirus causes worldwide event cancellations
The spreading coronavirus has resulted in events around the world being cancelled to contain the infection.
What are the most dangerous driving states?
Although these statists encompass the United States as a whole, the Car Insurance Comparision ranked indicated these fatalities, caused in part by speeding, ignoring traffic laws, carelessness and drunk driving, are more prevalent in some states.
Parking tickets in Boston could soon be based on violators' income
Residents should not have to have to "decide between paying a parking ticket or putting food on their table," one official said.
Drivers with expensive cars less likely to stop for pedestrians
A study by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas found that the cost of a car was “a significant predictor of driver yielding."
Trump: GDP has been hurt by General Motors, Boeing, Federal Reserve
GM, Boeing, Federal Reserve hurt the GDP, Trump says
Ford's incoming COO focuses on cost cuts, launches, change
Ford Motor Co's incoming chief operating officer outlined his priorities for the company’s turnaround on Wednesday
Toyota leads latest round of funding for autonomous driving startup Pony.ai
The company raised $462 million, with Toyota investing around $400 million
What to look for when it comes to fuel economy
The median fuel efficiency reported by drivers is 24 mpg.
Cuba selling used cars for 1st time
Cuba's cash-strapped government on Tuesday began selling used cars for dollars at a single Havana outlet, a first for the Communist-run state and a further step toward the dollarization of a segment of its retail sector



















