Behind sales, a profit struggle at BMW, Mercedes
BMW and Daimler find themselves in unfamiliar territory: trailing mass-market rivals in profitability. The two saw returns shrink in their normally lucrative second quarters.
Dealerships prepare for down cycle
For dealerships, some experts say increasing scale could be a beneficial strategy, not just to prepare for a downturn, but to prepare for future shifts in the auto retail model.
Tesla set to add pickup, another crossover
With the Model 3 launch behind it, the automaker seeks to continue building its lineup with additions planned in several popular segments.
Dodge keeps Charger fresh by giving enthusiasts what they want
In its latest nod to enthusiasts, Dodge is releasing the Charger Widebody in early 2020. It’s not a redesign, but the car has new front and rear fascias with integrated fender flares.
Tesla labor practices, Musk tweet broke law, judge rules
The EV maker illegally threatened and retaliated against employees, an administrative law judge in California ruled Friday. A May 2018 tweet sent by CEO Elon Musk, suggesting employees who chose to join a union would give up company-paid stock options, was also cited by the judge.