Europe's consumers lose interest in family haulers, just like Americans did
Renault was the pioneer of European minivans. But its sixth-generation Espace has just transitioned from minivan to SUV as the old segment disappears.
The latest numbers on the microchip shortage: Big cuts in Europe, none in N. America
More than half of the new factory cuts seen in Europe this week are occurring in Eastern European plants.
Tacoma shares design DNA of Toyota's 'Four Brothers' body-on-frame trucks
Kevin Hunter, head of Toyota’s Calty design studio, says sequential redesigns of the Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia and 4Runner was a first opportunity to reset the whole DNA of the brand’s body-on-frame vehicles.
Stellantis worker's idea leads to hazard software
Stellantis has updated 1.8 million vehicles with a feature that warns drivers of approaching firetrucks, ambulances and road hazards.
How cake and Q-cards help a dealer increase employee retention
Raymond Chevrolet and Raymond Kia, both in Antioch, Ill., believe cash bonuses and cake for exemplary employee behavior have helped keep the stores’ average dealership turnover percentage lower than the industry average.