Most Popular Stories
- SEO Traffic Lab Celebrate Wins at Digital Marketing Event 'Internet World 2013' in London
- Social Media Initiatives Should Follow Customers' Lead
- Apple CEO: Offshore Units Not a 'Tax Gimmick'
- U.S. Senate Accuses Apple of Large-scale Tax Avoidance
- UTEP Water Recycling Project Wins Venture Titles
- Marketo Makes a Mint in IPO: Stock Shoots Up More than 50 Percent
- Bieber Booed at Billboard Awards
- Crude Oil Up, Gasoline Down
- Austin Startup Compare Metrics Raises $3.5 Million for Expansion
- Why So Many Top 'Car Guys' Are Actually Women
Chevy Using Soccer to Win Over Chinese Consumers
In China and throughout Asia, where the soccer team has 378 million fans, according to Kantar Media Compete, Chevy hopes that soccer can do for it in China what baseball did for it in the U.S.
U.S. Selling Rest of General Motors Shares
The federal government indicated on Monday it has entered the final stages of divesting itself of partial ownership in the country's premier car producer, General Motors.
Volvo Posts $74 Million Loss for 2012
Sales declined more than 6 percent for Volvo Car Corp. in 2012. Weaker sales in the European and China markets are to blame.
Automotive Industry Notes
Coda Automotive may have declared bankruptcy but in general the U.S. industry has been going strong.
BMW Profit Drops Amid Slump in Europe, China Markets
Luxury automaker BMW posted a 4.5 percent fall in first-quarter profit on Thursday amid a slumping European market and weaker demand in China.
Ford to Add 2,000 Workers at Missouri Plant
Surging demand for pickups has spurred Ford to add 2,000 jobs at the Missouri plant that makes the F-150 pickup.
Coda Files for Bankruptcy
Electric carmaker Coda Automotive filed for bankruptcy Wednesday as part of a reorganization to let it leave the automotive business and focus on energy storage.
Ford, Chrysler Sales Jump, VW Slumps
U.S. automakers' sales boomed in April while Volkswagen's sales dropped for the first time in three years.
Ford Will Make Jobs Announcement for Claycomo Plant
It looks as if more good news is on its way for the Kansas City regional economy and Ford Motor Co.'s Claycomo plant.
Chrysler Net Income Down 65 Percent
Chrysler Group said Monday that its first quarter net income dropped 65 percent to $166 million compared to the year-ago period.
Fiat Profits Down 23 Percent in Q1
Italian automaker Fiat, which controls Chrysler Group, reported first-quarter profit fell 23 percent on costs for new Jeep model. rollouts.
Chrysler Reports 7th Consecutive Profitable Quarter
Chrysler Group LLC reported income of $166 million in the first quarter of 2013, down from $473 million a year ago due to product launches and a decline in international shipments.
Dodge Challengers Recalled
Chrysler is recalling 2,500 Dodge Challengers with V-6 engines, telling owners not to drive them till repairs have been made.
Tesla Trots Out New Services
Tesla Motors announced service changes that it hopes will make owning a Model S easier and less worrisome, including replacement of the car's $40,000 battery.
Honda Looks for $5.9 Billion Net Profit in FY 2013
Honda expected a net profit of $5.9 billion for the financial year to March, up 58 percent, due to the yen's depreciation and an expected increase in four-wheel vehicle sales, Japan's third-largest carmaker said Friday.
