#Demand

The Ferrari 458 Speciale is turning out to be such a big hit with the car buying elite that it might be leading the brand to snub some of its customers.

Chrysler is being forced to reduce is projected global shipments for the year by about 100,000 units.

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

Subaru is scrambling to keep up with demand for its BRZ sports coupe and will now ship extra units to the U.S. market.

Mercedes is dropping one of the two shifts that normally build its flagship S-Class cars because of weak demand.

Counterintuitive as it may be to think that demand for manual transmissions may be increasingly in demand among U.S. consumers, sales numbers are showing just that.

Caring about concept cars takes a lively sense of wonder and a little bit of short-sighted foolishness, at least in most cases.

Nissan‘s Leaf electric car has been in such high demand that the company is struggling to build them fast enough. It’s stopped taking new orders just to fulfill its current demand.