Author: eautos-admin-2016

The 5-seat Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo wagon will go on sale in the U.S. at the end of 2017. But dealers still want a five-seat Panamera sedan.

The all-American vibe of Mustangs and Camaros is beginning to resonate in China — even at twice the price.

Just 10 days after advertisers — led by prominent automakers — began pulling advertising from Bill O’Reilly’s TV show in the midst of a sexual harassment controversy, the Fox News host was ousted last week after more than 20 years on the network.

GM’s efforts to block hundreds of lawsuits over its ignition-switch defects broke down when the Supreme Court refused to hear its appeal claiming the suits were barred by the automaker’s 2009 bankruptcy.

Amazon has quietly pulled together a team to home in on autonomous vehicle technology and how to leverage it for the online retail giant’s needs, potentially aiding its quest for quick delivery, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Flex-N-Gate broke ground on a $95 million plant on Detroit’s east side that Mayor Mike Duggan touted as the largest supplier investment in the city in more than two decades.

Warren Buffett has run afoul of the same Texas law that prevents Elon Musk from selling Teslas at factory-owned stores.

American Axle CEO David Dauch is in the sweet spot as the company absorbs its Metaldyne acquisition.

A new book on the VW diesel emissions scandal asserts that it was an American VW executive who first disclosed VW’s criminal acts to regulators.

Are electric cars ready to stand on their own? If you took a spin down to the New York auto show, the answer is probably a hard „no.“