Auto Dealer News

The logo for Saab is displayed at the Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place in Chicago on February 9, 2011.

Bajaj Auto India during the past month has seen marked dip in sales which declined 16% YoY to 3,10,591 units.

Shares in China MeiDong Auto Holdings, the country's fifth-largest auto dealer, on Friday partly recovered some lost ground after dropping on their first day of trading at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday.

A top Rolls-Royce dealership broke data protection rules by falsely recording information about potential buyers, an investigation has found.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration told legislators that autonomous vehicles aren't ready to operate on public roads, except in test situations.

The automotive industry is very good about telling observers how well it is doing, with a monthly report noting how many vehicles have been sold.

Consumer borrowing rose in October by the most in five months as credit-card use picked up and Americans took out more loans for car purchases and education.

A Roseville teenager has managed to turn his car hobby into a money-making gig even though he's too young to have a license.

Bitcoin, the virtual money former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan called "a bubble," was accepted as payment in the purchase of a Tesla Motors Inc. Model S electric car at a California Lamborghini dealership.

Those large, inflatable plastic characters that loom over used car lots have a new purpose: scaring away birds that cause hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to U.S. orchards and vineyards, Cornell study shows.

The new owner of Wells Automotive & Sports Center in Brandon isn't necessarily a new face.

A total of 70,709 new cars were licensed in the year to November, down 6.3% on the same time last year New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of new private cars licensed for the first time decreased by 8% in November to 1,307 from 1,421 the same time last year.

From left, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson, Opel supervisory board chairman Steve Girsky and Opel CEO Karl-Thomas Neumann arrive for a meeting in Berlin earlier this year.

Shreveport's continued auto sales during a national decline of vehicle purchases during the recession is why the city now tops the nation on auto loan debt, a local economist says.

The Marchex Institute study scanned for curse words, then linked the frequency of those words with all 50 states.

Mayor Dave Bing will turn the keys to the vehicles over to fire officials during a ceremony Thursday morning at the city's Public Safety Headquarters.

The Cleveland Foodbank got a big boost Thursday from the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers Association when the dealers presented the foodbank with a $50,000 check.

Manufacturers say they are delighted with the latest set of figures - and the signs are that 2014 will be even better.

In the first 11 months of the year, sales by the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker totaled 840,975 vehicles, up 51 percent from the same period last year.

A federal judge granted an injunction Tuesday to a Kansas City car dealer who opposes the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate.