UAW members remain optimistic as strike, negotiations continueThe United Auto Workers and Detroit's Big Three carmakers have until Thursday at midnight to reach a labor agreement before the strike expands.
Here's which vehicles are built at the 3 plants in the UAW strikeThe plants are located in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri and produce some of the best-selling vehicles for GM, Ford and Stellantis.
What's the risk of buying a car during the UAW strike?Though the Big Three automakers have a lot of inventory, if the strike lasts a few weeks, supply could really take a hit.
These are the most stolen vehicles in the USThe list of the most frequently stolen vehicles in the U.S. includes models from Honda, Kia, Ford, GMC and Chevrolet.
What impact would a UAW strike have on the US economy?The threat of a strike comes after GM and Ford reported record profits last year, with workers now demanding what they say is their fair share.
Auto suppliers, workers likely to see impacts in looming UAW strikeWhile the "Big Three" automakers have returned counteroffers to the union's demands, none have been accepted.
Automakers face Thursday deadline for labor deal with union workersGeneral Motors, Ford and Stellantis have until Thursday at midnight to strike a deal before their 146,000 unionized workers are set to go on strike.
UAW strike against major automakers looking more likelyAutoworkers are days away from going on strike, and they cite rising wage inequality is a major reason.
NHTSA wants recall of air bags it says hurls shrapnel at passengersThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said rupturing air bag inflators pose an "unreasonable risk of serious injury or death."
Cities sue Hyundai, Kia over car theft expenseIn Chicago, some 7,000 Kia's and Hyundai's were stolen in 2022. Mayor Brandon Johnson has filed suit, charging negligence by the auto makers.
NHTSA wants new cars to have more seat belt warningsFederal officials have proposed new warning systems that would alert drivers when a passenger unfastens their seat belt.
Hyundai recalling 38,000 vehicles that can unexpectedly accelerateHyundai reported that the vehicles' software could trigger a "fail safe" that could result in "slow, unintended acceleration."
Soaring auto repair costs jump 19% in a yearIf your last auto repair bill was a lot higher than you expected, there's a reason. The cost of vehicle repair is up sharply.
Texas is the latest state to start taxing EV drivers every yearTexans will have to pony up $200 a year if they drive electric vehicles.
UAW votes to authorize a strike against major automakersNearly 150,000 autoworkers could walk off the job in a matter of weeks if the top three U.S. automakers can't reach a deal with the union.
Chicago sues Hyundai, Kia amid spike in auto theftsAn estimated 8 million Kias and Hyundais lack a key device that prevents thefts. Chicago leaders say the manufacturers should bear the cost of thefts.
Major carmakers face deadline to reach labor deal with UAW unionThe current contract is set to expire Sept. 14.
Why are most used cars now selling for over $20,000?The days of finding a low-mile, decent used vehicle for $15,000 or $18,000 are over as consumers look for more features on cars.
Looking for a new car under $20,000? Good luck. Just 1 remainsWith prices for new and used cars having soared since the pandemic, $20,000 is no longer much of a starting point for a new vehicle.
Catalytic converter locks and alarms: Do they work?With catalytic converter theft as bad as ever, we find out if a lock or alarm might help you protect yours.
The EPA pushes electric cars, but they won't be a majority for yearsEven with tighter proposed emission standards and a broad push for EVs, most cars on U.S. roads will still be gasoline-powered in 2030.
5 million Kias and Hyundais still need this urgent fixA free repair will prevent cars from being stolen.
Driver says he was 'trapped' in hot Tesla after battery diedHe said he couldn't open doors, windows or even the glove box.
Researchers are using beer wastewater to develop biofuelsGlobal demand for biofuels is set to grow by 28% over 2021 levels by 2026, or about 41 billion liters, according to the International Energy Agency.
Major automakers announce large electric vehicle charging networkMajor automakers are building an electric vehicle charging network that could aid long distance travelers.
Report indicates which cities in America have the worst driversData looked at which cities with populations of over 100,000 had the highest proportion of fatal accidents caused by bad drivers.
Buyer incentives helping US become leader in electric car salesThe U.S. is now the second-biggest seller of electric vehicles behind China.
Some July 4 relief as gas prices take a dip for most statesAlthough the national average is down, some areas are significantly higher.
New $1 million auto testing track may help improve vehicle safetyUnlike closed tracks, the new loop built by Consumer Reports is specifically designed to mimic what drivers will encounter in real-life scenarios.
Auto industry goes retro with newer electric modelsMore auto manufacturers are looking in the rearview when it comes to driving their businesses forward.
