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Tom Krisher

Fiat Chrysler to buy back 500K trucks

Recall also includes record $105M fine

Japanese automakers no longer setting the pace

DETROIT – The quality of cars and trucks made by European, Korean and U.S. companies has improved so much in recent years that Japanese automakers, long the industry standard, are having tro...

Cars’ oil consumption raises questions

Consumer Reports says new models burn too much

Buick makes list as No. 7 top pick

Foreign automakers still dominate rankings

Can Detroit top this? Ragtops are back

Automakers unveil several new convertible models

U.S. agency threatens air bag maker

DETROIT – A dispute between U.S. safety regulators and air bag maker Takata Corp. escalated Wednesday when the government threatened fines and legal action if the company fails to admit that...

U.S. pushes company to fix faulty air bags

DETROIT – The U.S. government’s auto safety agency, responding to criticism of its slow response to safety issues, told the manufacturer of millions of potentially faulty air bags to make re...

GM recall behind schedule

DETROIT – Eight months after General Motors began recalling more than 2 million cars because of a deadly ignition-switch defect, less than half the owners have gotten their vehicles fixed. ...

Gas mileage for new cars hits records

DETROIT – Gas mileage for new cars and trucks in the U.S. averaged a record 24.1 miles per gallon last year, but gains in fuel economy are slowing. The Environmental Protection Ag...

Small truck demand on the rise

Trend is surprising given drop in sales

Dear humans: Let us handle the parking for you

But car manufacturers face logistic hurdles

Bad credit, no job? Hey, that’s OK. Take out a loan

Auto industry resorts to risky loans to keep good times rolling