Alfa Romeo may pave U.S. return with sale of high dollar sports cars
Alfa Romeo is coming back to the United States in late 2008 with big-sticker cars.
The Italian brand wants the $200,000-plus sports cars to pave...
Twin Turbo Peugeot Claims Another Diesel Breakthrough
Although it won't be coming to North America, Peugeot's latest diesel development has significant implications, especially for automakers exploring the potential of high-performance compression-ignition...
Carmax delays store openings, cuts inventory
Carmax Inc., the largest U.S. retailer of used cars, said on Wednesday it would delay the planned openings of several stores due to a...
No viable auto industry bailout plan
Democrats in Congress put off a vote on a bailout for crisis-hit "Big Three" auto makers until at least December, and ordered industry chiefs...
European car sales slump as inflation, oil prices rise
New car sales in Europe slumped 7.9 percent in June over one year as mounting inflation and soaring fuel prices spooked buyers, the ACEA...
Ford, Toyota, Chrysler sales drop
Chrysler LLC, Toyota Motor Corp. and Ford Motor Co. each reported...
Obama, Bush discuss world of challenges
US president-elect Barack Obama met President George W. Bush for face-to-face talks at the White House, with help for the ailing US auto industry...
Gas station owners allege price fixing
Nearly two dozen gas station owners in California sued Shell Oil...
J.D. Power and Associates ranks top Enviromental Cars
Fifteen out of 37 automotive brands are represented in the top 30 list of environmentally friendly vehicles, according to the J.D. Power and Associates...
Japan's central bank warns of further risks
Japan's central bank warned Friday Asia's biggest economy may worsen, but it dampened hopes of further interest rate cuts to ease the recession, which...
