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Accusations of predatory lending and discrimination directed at subprime lenders are nothing new.

Volkswagen of America has named a new U.S. sales chief amid the brand’s continued struggles to reverse four years of dwindling U.S. deliveries and grapple with its ongoing diesel emissions cheating scandal.

Hollywood presidents Martin Sheen and Bill Pullman are back for another set of Chrysler ads in the middle of a wild primary election season.

Carmakers are devising new ways to keep pace with fast-moving trends and innovation in the consumer electronics that have become increasingly important to car buyers, executives at the Geneva motor show said.

Carmakers are devising new ways to keep pace with fast-moving trends and innovation in the consumer electronics that have become increasingly important to car buyers.

Toyota said today it is expanding its recall of cars with Takata airbags by 198,000 in the U.S. The recall will include 2008 model year Corolla and Corolla Matrix as well as 2008 to 2010 model years Lexus SC430 vehicles.

Google is betting that seniors will embrace self-driving cars. With more than 43 million people in the U.S. now 65 and older, and 10,000 more hitting that mark every day, aging Americans are a natural target market for self-driving vehicles.

Toyota will create new business units focused around product segments and roll out a new advanced strategic planning center to plot growth in an era in which sales exceed 10 million units and new technologies are needed.

Bentley is considering an increase in production of its Bentayga, the world’s most expensive SUV, CEO Wolfgang Duerheimer said.

Ford, Honda, Nissan and Fiat Chrysler posted double-digit U.S. sales increases last month as the industry chalked up its strongest volume for a February in 15 years. Total U.S. sales grew 6.8 percent during the month to 1.3 million vehicles.