#Mexico

General Motors has announced a $1 billion investment into its U.S. manufacturing facilities just a week after being called out by President-elect Donald Trump. 

If you’re concerned about the reliability and quality of your next car, you’re likely analyzing a number of different factors, including where the car was produced. With a large number of cars being made in Mexico, should you expect less than stellar reliability or quality from these vehicles?

It was recently announced that the next generation Toyota Corolla will be built in Mexico, marking yet another major automaker that will move the production of its high-volume vehicles to south of the border. So why are more cars being built in Mexico?

The Aston Martin brand is known for its high-dollar sports cars but will its lineup ever become more diverse?

Cultural stereotypes aside, Germany is known for its advanced technology, engineering prowess and top-quality manufacturing. The land of beer, bratwurst and BMW is especially famed for its automobiles, which are renowned the world over for their driving dynamics and Autobahn-proven performance.

Mexico is fast becoming a huge producer of automobiles and Toyota is now investigating the country for a location to build a new plant. 

After 23 years, Formula 1 will be returning to Mexico in 2015.

Automóviles Lamborghini Latinoamérica (ALL) based in Mexico is gearing up for production with a new facility opening up in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Another Tesla Model S has caught fire following a crash, bringing up another round of questions regarding the safety of electric cars.