Penske to replace Indy 500 fan's smashed car
A fan whose car was smashed by a flying tire is getting a new ride, courtesy of the track owner who happens to be one of the country’s biggest dealers.
Flying car startup fizzling in Mich.
The founder of Airspace Experience Technologies has been looking at sites outside of the state to potentially move his startup, and he even considered trying to sell it.
New UAW leadership: ‘Time to get our fair share'
Shawn Fain, the first UAW president elected directly by members, is working to coordinate the union’s messaging from the bottom up to build pressure on the Detroit 3.
The latest numbers on the microchip shortage: More cuts in Europe, Asia
Automakers cut about 41,700 more vehicles from their production plans last week because of the microchip shortage, according to the latest estimate by AutoForecast Solutions.
Fiat future in U.S. tied to new leader, return of 500e
The Italian brand, which only sells one model in the U.S., has appointed former FCA marketer Aamir Ahmed to head its North American operations.