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Adjusting its aim for a higher market segment, Cadillac announced pricing today for its all-new CTS sedan.

New vehicle production in North America continues to increase and according to two major forecasters production will surpass last year’s 15.5 million units.

Fiat’s dominion over Chrysler will soon send another Italian product to North America.

Six of the Top 10 Least Reliable Cars and Trucks on the road are Ford products. At least, that’s according to data provided by Consumer Reports, a non-profit organization that tests everything from toasters to homeowner’s insurance. This lopsided result has raised a lot of questions, like: Are Blue-Oval vehicles really that troublesome or is Consumer Reports’ survey methodology flawed?

Through April, the Ford Escape was the top seller in its segment, but Ford sees an even greater opportunity with smaller vehicles on a much larger stage.

EPA mileage certification for Ford’s tiny Fiesta ST hot hatch has just been released.

In an effort to meet rising demand for its vehicles, Ford will increase production capacity and produce more units this year. 

Ten years ago the so called “tuner scene” was in full affect. Every manufacturer wanted a piece of this compact performance pie and the possibilities seemed endless for consumers. But, like any automotive trend, time moves on, tastes change and only a handful of hopped up economy cars remain.

Three Ohio drivers are suing Ford, saying the EcoBoot V6 engines powering their cars are defective.

Sometimes, it is not hard to improve on a product. We can’t imagine there were too many developers at Microsoft who said “No sir, we can’t improve on Windows ME.” Same can be said for the designers at Chevrolet.

There comes a time when apologizing isn’t enough, and for Ford that time is now.

Cadillac is beefing up its certified pre-owned program in anticipation of a surge in available off-lease vehicles.

General Motors plans to buy “Factory One,” a 133-year-old building in Flint, Mich. that officials says was the maker’s birthplace.

Cadillac’s first ATS advertising salvo saw the compact sport sedan running a series of picturesque hairpin turns, but the brand is going in a different direction with its latest marketing campaign.

Chevrolet’s newest Camaro met mixed responses on March 27 when its silk slipped off during the New York Auto Show.