• Two New Models, Two Different Drivers in Mind
    Two new models geared toward two very different buyers are the latest moves by Ford and GM.

  • GM Still Likes Its No-Facebook Ad Strategy
    Despite criticism for pulling its Facebook ads, GM is not changing its stance. The world's largest automaker believes that it is better served not running direct ads on the world's largest social network.

  • World's Biggest Brands Flex Their Muscles
    How many different brands of commercial vehicles are sold around the world? The answer: More than 200. All-together, those brands sold more than 79 million cars and trucks around the world last year. That was a new record.

  • China Automakers Look Overseas Amid Slowdown
    For many domestic automakers, relying solely on the China market is no longer an option.

  • Nissan Sees Sales Momentum Lifting Profits This Year
    Nissan Motor posted on Friday a one-third jump in quarterly profit and projected a 28 percent rise in the year ahead driven by brisk sales momentum in emerging markets.

  • Best Cars for Commuting
    The mean amount of time U.S. workers spend commuting is 23.8 minutes, or almost four hours a week, so their cars had better be comfortable, reliable and nimble. Kelley Blue Book has provided CNBC.com with its list of 10 cars that are the best for commuting.

  • A New World Record: 80 Million Vehicles... and Counting
    In a world of large numbers, try wrapping your head around these digits: This year, the world is expected to set a new record with the sale of 80 million cars and trucks. Let me put that into perspective.

  • Better Scope for Growth in India, Than China: Ford President
    There is more opportunity for Ford Motor to grow its market share in India than in China, as it faces less competition there than in the mainland, Joe Hinrichs, Asia Pacific and Africa President at the automaker, said.

  • Is Toyota Back?
    That?s the question the auto industry is asking after the Japanese automaker posted strong quarterly earnings, and a forecast for 2013 that centers around increased sales and earnings for the current fiscal year.
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