The trade war is starting to hurt American automakers
The trade war is making things difficult for American automakers.
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The trade war is making things difficult for American automakers.
Opel and Vauxhall were big money losers for General Motors. A year after they were cast aside, the brands are making hundreds of millions for their new French owners.
General Motors is warning the Trump administration that proposed tariffs could force the company to cut jobs and raise the price of cars, perhaps by thousands of dollars.
A classic name in SUVs is coming back.
General Motors will soon join an exclusive club of companies that have a woman in both the CEO and CFO roles.
Japan's Softbank is pouring more money into the future of American cars.
GM could soon file for bankruptcy protection for its South Korean unit.
General Motors is cutting as many as 1,500 jobs at its massive Lordstown, Ohio, assembly plant, taking a factory that was working around the clock as recently as 2016 down to a single shift a day.
General Motors will no longer report monthly sales, ending a decades-long practice that was an auto industry staple.
Wall Street analysts are growing increasingly worried that President Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum will hurt Detroit's top two auto giants. But investors don't seem nearly as concerned.
A back-and-forth between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump on Thursday highlighted the challenges automakers face when doing business in China.
General Motors just revealed a new pickup with a bed made from carbon fiber, an expensive lightweight material usually found in high-priced exotic sports cars, not cradling sheets of plywood or cinder blocks.
Hyundai will unveil a new all-electric SUV that could have the power and price to compete against the Tesla Model 3 and Chevrolet Bolt EV.
Ford isn't happy with its performance. Investors aren't, either.
For 110 years, General Motors has been making cars with steering wheels and pedals. But that just changed.
Thanks to the invention of cupholders, we can all safely drink coffee while we drive.
General Motors said Thursday that by the end of 2019 it will be mass-producing fully autonomous electric cars.
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General Motors plans to bring about 600 jobs back from Mexico to a new industrial park it is building in Texas.
Less cars are being sold, which could bring deals at the dealership and layoffs at assembly plants.
General Motors is the latest automaker to be accused of designing a diesel engine that can cheat on emissions testing.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra took a large pay cut last year, but she still earned more than any auto CEO in the world.