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A new Ford recall affects over 420,000 vehicles that may suffer from faulty windshield wipers. Here are the details, including the affected models.  

Cadillac will reportedly stop taking orders for the CT4 Blackwing and the rest of the model line in just a couple of weeks as production ends later this year.

BMW M isn't abandoning manual gearboxes, even though automatics are much better at coping with the company's increasingly powerful engines.

Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe issued this blunt assessment after a visit to a Shanghai auto supplier factory operated by a major Chinese parts manufacturer.

Mazda has plans to continue offering the Mazda2 and CX-3 compact models in certain markets, with next-generation versions planned. Here's what we know.  

The updated Honda Passport TrailSport is proving quite popular, accounting for a large percentage of sales. Here is what the numbers say.  

Dodge CEO Matt McAlear believes there's a market for cheap performance cars. The CEO hinted at a sub-$30,000 model.

Artist Stefan Marjoram shows you how to draw a Ford GT40, and he makes it look easy.

A small British sports car company is back. It’s called Marcos, and it plans to launch its first new car by the end of the year.  

Ford CEO Jim Farley pledges the two EVs developed and built by Renault will still have 'a swagger that’s specific to Ford of Europe.'

The car, driven by Jacky Ickx and Claude Brasseur, finished second in the 1986 Paris-Dakar Rally.

Bentley’s North American CEO said that the company has been showing off the off-road Bentayga X Concept to dealers, and they have told the company they want it.

So far this year, Toyota has issued six recalls after just over 800,000 vehicles. Here are all the details, including the list of affected models.

A pickup truck could be part of Volkswagen's future plans, said VW Group of America CEO Kjell Gruner at the New York Auto Show.

Colorado's automated vehicle ID systems makes using Waze nearly useless as it uses multiple cameras to measure your average speed. Here's how it works.

Rawdon Glover, managing director of the British brand, speaks about the challenges, mistakes, and strategic plans. Here’s what’s happening in Gaydon.