When labor activists try to establish union footholds, typically the company is the anti-union incumbent -- not so with Volkswagen.
U.S. new-car inventories are at a 53-month high, which means automakers will need to sweeten deals.
Volkswagen workers will decide by secret ballot whether to adopt the first German-style union structure in the United States.
Consumers pushed sales volume up for the Infiniti QX60 crossover. Nissan leads in monthly U.S. auto sales growth.
Detroit will set aside its bankruptcy worries and roll out the welcome mat to global automakers starting Monday.
North America’s largest automaker is seeing double-digit sales growth for its Cadillac luxury brand.
America’s annual big ol' car-buying spree is heating up for the holidays. Consumers are expected to buy 1.2 million cars this month.
The German auto giant is betting there’s a U.S. market for an 80-mile range electrified Golf. Good luck with that.
The world’s third-largest automaker has some issues -- these are the days that are trying VW executives' souls.
A slew of luxury automakers have entered Cambodia, maybe too many of them.
The weather and the calendar seemed to conspire against the country's car business last month.
Porsche wants to expand in a big way, setting its sights on Africa with the goal of selling more than 200,000 vehicles globally by 2020.
The Chinese bought 1.59 million autos in September: The Ford Focus was in front last month, but still trails the VW Lavida for the year.
September isn't a great month for U.S. vehicle sales, and this month’s reporting anomaly made it worse. But ...
Volkswagen continues to be hit by strong competition in the segments in which it usually does well.
India, a country of 1.2 billion people, has 12 million super-rich; 17 of them bought Lamborghinis last year.
The German chancellor ordered the closure of all nuclear plants by 2022 -- and the price of energy skyrocketed, leaving German firms in the lurch.
Europe’s auto sector is doing terribly, but Volkswagen’s high-end brands have sold over 16 times more cars there this year.
Chinese consumers purchased 11.3 million cars in the first eight months of 2013; U.S. buyers bought 10.6 million.
An accident in Pinetown, South Africa, has left 27 dead and dozens injured after a truck driver plowed through a busy intersection.
Autos costs a lot more in China than comparable models abroad, and Chinese anti-trust authorities are reportedly on the case.
The German auto giant built a $771-million plant in march 2009. Since then it has averaged 189 cars a day.