We interviewed the heads of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram in Detroit—and they're all exceedingly optimistic about 2025.

"The landscape around the entire world changed," said Ford dealer Doug North. "We're not trying to be something we're not — ...

President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada threaten to raise prices for toys, cars, shoes, ...

The Ford Ranger was selected as the truck of the year at the Detroit Auto Show by the 50 jurors that judged the North ...

An air of optimism among automakers that 2025 will be a strong sales year sought to overcome the subtext of lingering uncertainty surrounding the incoming presidential administration as the Detroit ...

17 - 25. Read full article: Flying car put to test at Detroit City Airport This year at the North American International Auto Show, it’s not all about the ground-based automobiles with four ...

Buzz won the utility award. The honors, announced Friday morning during an Automotive Press Association event kicking off the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, are decided by a ...

The North American Car, Truck, and Utility of the Year Awards (NACTOY) are prestigious among automotive honors. A jury of 50 automotive media professionals independently evaluates new or significantly ...

The show returns to January as a more humble regional show. There are still concepts to ogle and big tracks so you can test ...

Automaker Stellantis CLX-N +0.58% achieved its goal of cutting U.S. inventories by over 100,000 vehicles late last year, its North American chief said at the Detroit Auto Show Friday.

Buzz won the utility award. The honours, announced Friday morning during an Automotive Press Association event kicking off the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, are decided by a ...