The Swedish government, supported by the Centre Party and the Liberals, have announced they will be looking to ban the sale of new cars that use fossil fuels in the next ten years. The proposed ban has been met with
A Texas couple really paid it forward after they handed the keys to a car to a Denny’s waitress who served them breakfast.
This Thanksgiving will see some 55 million Americans traveling more than 50 miles over the holiday weekend, according to AAA.
Sports car enthusiasts lined up Sunday to honor a young boy who died of cancer recently in Washington, Missouri.
The prices of bicycles, many imported from China, are up. Prices are down for phones, appliances, computers, clothing, and televisions.
President Trump urged the union and the carmaker to “get together and make a deal” to end the first general strike in 12 years.
Green hysteria is on the verge of destroying Germany’s car industry, the CEO of Volkswagen has warned. Since motor manufacturing is Germany’s biggest industry sector, this effectively means: Auf Wiedersehen to the German economy.
Americans still love their Honda Civics, despite a domestic auto market increasingly dominated by SUV’s and crossover vehicles. The Japanese car company plans to continue producing the cars in the United States and Canada.
Jaguar Land Rover will start building its next-generation electric car at its Castle Bromwich plant in 2020, sustaining thousands of British jobs.
Drivers will be forced off the roads in Ireland and the population packed into “higher density” cities under a long-awaited climate plan which will ‘revolutionise’ people’s lifestyle and behaviours, according to local media.
When Trump announced tariffs on steel and aluminum last year, economists predicted an auto-paclypse would send prices soaring higher.
Frankfurt am Main (AFP) – Hundreds of people demonstrated Saturday in Stuttgart, the bastion of Germany’s car industry, against a recent driving ban on older diesels, wearing yellow vests to match protesters in France whose movement began as a reaction to proposed fuel hikes.
Volkswagen is making a big bet on mass-market electric vehicles.
China said it will cut its tariff on American made cars from 40 percent to 15 percent.
They keep saying tariffs are taxes on American consumers and forcing prices higher. And every month inflation data shows that is not true.
A sign of progress in the China trade talks.
Fiat Chrysler plans to build the first new assembly plant in the U.S. from a major automaker in over a decade.
The U.S. and China still are not using the same talking points when it comes to the Buenos Aires trade truce.
“Relations with China have taken a BIG leap forward!” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Very good things will happen.”
American cars fell behind Japanese imports in the 1980ss. But what turned things around was not ‘free trade.’
It never made sense to make cars in China for the U.S. market. Now would be a great time to move production back to the United States.
Job losses in Michigan, Ohio, and Maryland.
Four plants in the U.S. and one in Canada are scheduled to close in 2019.
AAA Travel projects that more than 54 million Americans will hit the road for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend — the most since 2005.
The latest data from the Labor Department shows that the prices of many things subject to Trump’s tariffs are actually falling.
Self-driving cars will cause more car sex to take place, according to a report.
The automobile industry is largely hiring more human employees than it did in 2013, despite advances in robotic manufacturing, according to a report.
The boss of Aston Martin has said the UK’s car trade would benefit from a clean, so-called “no-deal” Brexit.
Bloomberg reports that Toyota may stop importing some models into the U.S. if the American government raises auto tariffs.
BMW spokesman Ken Sparks told the Herald-Journal of Spartanburg the company’s new deal with China won’t affect Spartanburg production.
Trump tweeted that the U.S. would impose tariffs on auto imports if the EU does not drop its ten percent duty on American made cars.
Around 90 percent of ground transportation in socialist Venezuela is broken or out of service, according to a report published Wednesday by the country’s National Federation of Communal Councils and Communes (Fenecomunal.)
Richard Grenell, U.S. ambassador to Germany, is bringing home some good news. Germany automakers are willing to give up the ten percent E.U. tariff on U.S. cars.
“I don’t blame the foreign countries. They’re doing what is best for them. The stupidity is that we’ve let ourselves get into this box of extremely low [tariff] rates. We gave it away unilaterally,” Ross said.
“There will be big news coming soon for our great American Autoworkers. After many decades of losing your jobs to other countries, you have waited long enough!” Trump tweeted Wednesday.
Thousands of Saudi women are now enjoying the right to attend football matches among other basic improvements in women’s rights under the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman’s modernization program.
Volkswagen is creating an all-electric, Nvidia AI-powered version of their retro camper van that includes facial recognition.
Chinese tech giant and retailer Alibaba recently announced their plan to develop giant vehicle vending machines where customers can purchase cars.
A new product on the market billing itself as the “Ziplock bag” for cars is saving many vehicles from flood damage caused by major natural disasters.
An online radio station based out of Oklahoma gave veterans free car washes with the NFL treatment on Saturday.
