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Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Friday: Phillips 66, up $1.78 to $93.52 Higher refining margins helped the oil refiner beat Wall Street forecasts.

Takata airbag inflators are behind another massive recall.

The 2,800 hourly employees affected will be offered other positions.

The investments come at plants that will manufacture the new Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator.

The motor club also found that high temperatures can also cut into battery life.

The carmaker expects 2019 earnings to hit as high as $7.6 billion, less than Wall Street expected.

The automaker said that an investigation had revealed a steering linkage nut could come loose, potentially causing a loss of steering control for drivers.

It's a stumble for the carmaker who was banking on the new Ranger and other upgrades to help turnaround sales.

Fourth-quarter profits and guidance at GM exceeded Wall Street expectations.

The cheapest Model 3 used to start at $44,000 in the U.S.

A huge investment in the latest Chevy Silverado will bring 1,000 unallocated employees to GM's new Flint, Michigan, plant.

The revamped Super Duty is part of a broader update to Ford's lineup that the carmaker hopes spurs a financial turnaround.

The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.