Study finds most Ford sedan customers say they will leave brand rather than buy crossovers, SUVs or trucks
Many Ford sedan owners surveyed by Cox Automotive said they’ll likely go to a rival brand for their next purchase.
GM Powertrain Europe still going strong
GM threw in the towel on Europe last year, but not where diesel powertrains are concerned.
Guinness retires Joe Girard's car-sales record after dispute
Joe Girard will not lose his title as the world’s best car salesman because Guinness World Records has decided to retire the category rather than settle an ugly dispute between the 89-year-old Girard and the 45-year-old who claims to have beaten him.
VW to launch autonomous Sedric first in U.S.
Volkswagon plans first launch of its autonomous vehicle, Sedric, in the U.S., rather than Germany, to avoid restrictions on technology that put the European auto industry at a competitive disadvantage.
Ford Mustang, lone survivor of brand's car cull, takes on bigger role
As Ford’s other cars go away, the Mustang is taking on a bigger role in the lineup, gaining a hybrid version and inspiring an upcoming electric crossover.