Auto

Toyota Motor Corp. says it is investing an additional $750 million at five U.S. plants that will bring nearly 600 new jobs.

Toyota plans to add 600 jobs at its U.S. plants over the same period as it builds more vehicles and car parts.

The investment would give the unit a value of $5 billion to $10 billion.

More Americans are taking their homes on the road, but this time with an upgrade.

Foreign car tariffs may hurt the American auto industry who will be taxed on the parts they use to assemble cars shipped and sold overseas.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Wednesday: Rite Aid Corp., up 4 cents to 72 cents The drugstore chain purged its top management, including CEO John Stanley, and said it will cut 400 full-time jobs.

The United Auto Workers president says he is "deeply saddened and irritated" by a corruption scandal in which union officials are accused of accepting bribes from Fiat Chrysler executives.

Fiat Chrysler is voluntarily recalling 862,520 vehicles in the U.S. because they don't meet the country's emission standards.

French President Emmanuel Macron will be in Kenya today in the first visit by a French leader since the East African nation's independence in 1963.

The EPA described the recall as voluntary.

Ohio's governor says it seems clear that General Motors isn't planning on making a new line of vehicles at its assembly plant in the state.

Volkswagen has struggled to raise profitability at the VW brand for years.

Prepaid car maintenance plans are one of the most common items a dealership finance and insurance manager will offer you when you buy a new car.

CEO Elon Musk is expected to unveil the new vehicle during an event in California on Thursday.

Japanese automaker Nissan is sending out notices to shareholders asking them to dismiss former Chairman Carlos Ghosn as a director at an April 8 meeting.

Honda is recalling about 1.2 million vehicles in North and Central America because their Takata air bag inflators can explode and send shrapnel into the passenger compartment.

Infiniti Motor Co., the luxury division of Japanese automaker Nissan, says it's withdrawing from Western Europe — offering another blow to carmakers in the U.K. bracing for Britain's departure from the European Union.

The world’s most innovative companies are betting billions of dollars that self-driving vehicles will revolutionize the way humanity travels.

They argue the Tesla CEO did not violate a court order after firing off a recent tweet about annual production numbers.