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This holiday season Blue Bird Corporation has given a gift that will keep on giving for years to come.

General Motors Co. is making a five-year commitment for financial support to the annual Back to the Bricks car show and cruise.

Nissan Motor Co. forecast its growth in China will outpace industrywide sales in the country for the first time in three years as consumers in the world's largest auto market return to Japanese brands.

The all-new pony car, which Ford unveiled Thursday in six cities around the world, features Mustang DNA with a twist of new design characteristics and a mix of cues from Ford's current lineup.

There has been some question the last few years about attendance at the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association's National RV Trade Show.

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.

WiTricity, a creator of wireless charging systems, has signed an intellectual property license agreement with Toyota Motor Corp. Under the agreement, Toyota is expected to offer wireless charging on future rechargeable plug-in hybrid electric and fully electric vehicles.

The stock's downturn came despite Mulally's comments on CNBC being no different than what Ford has been saying for months.

Microsoft shares fell 3 percent Thursday after Ford CEO Alan Mulally said that there is "no change in my plan" to stay with the automaker through the end of next year, dampening some investors' hopes he would take the top job at the software giant soon.

The Toyota Motor Corp group's labor federation will push for a unified rise in base wages, Japanese media said on Thursday, a major step towards permanent wage increases that will be key to ending Japan's decade and a half of deflation.

Thailand 's economy has withstood coups and regime-changing protests for decades, luring manufacturers including Toyota Motor Corp. even when turmoil dented stocks and the baht.

In this Thursday, Nov. 21, 2013 photo, Ren Yong, deputy managing director of Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Co, speaks besides a Venucia e30 at the company's booth during the Guangzhou Auto Show in China's southern city of Guangzhou.

America's first pony car - the Ford Mustang - is celebrating its 50th birthday with a swoon-worthy new design and plans to go global.

General Motors Corp. is spending $11 million at its Fort Wayne Assembly Plant to create a small power plant to supply 40 percent of the factory's operations.

Hedge fund Hayman Capital has taken a stake in General Motors Co and believes the U.S. automaker's stock could rise more than 40 percent over the next 12-18 months after the U.S. Treasury sells its stake in the company, a source familiar with investment said on Wednesday.

Chevrolet will take the wraps off the all-new 2015 Corvette Z06 in January at the 2014 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

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Asian stocks fell after the yen strengthened overnight and valuations on the regional equities gauge climbed to a six-month high, with investors awaiting U.S. jobs data this week that may provide further evidence as to when the Federal Reserve will reduce stimulus.

General Motors says it's in Japan for the long haul despite sales of Cadillac and Chevrolet models barely surpassing 1,000 vehicles a year.

SAE Foundation announced today that it will honor Mary T. Barra with its Industry Leadership Award at the 2013 SAE Foundation Celebration Dinner.