Today in Automotive History: The 1970 GM Strike Began September 15 — and So Did the Next Two
The 1970 GM strike began September 15 and idled hundreds of thousands of workers. What it won still shapes what…
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The 1970 GM strike began September 15 and idled hundreds of thousands of workers. What it won still shapes what…
Somewhere in Woking, a hiring manager posted a job listing this week for a “Head...
A year ago, Stellantis’ North American business was the company’s biggest problem. Today, it’s the...
BMW’s new i3 started rolling out of Plant Munich last month, and it carries a...
A federal jury in Nashville never got to hear this case, and that absence is...
Jim Farley flew to China this week to shake hands with the partner Ford has...
A market research firm dropped a press release this week with a number attached: $12.36...
Volkswagen just agreed to sell a car factory to an Israeli investment firm so it...
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A Recall So Small It’s Almost the Point Nineteen cars. That’s the entire population of...
Toyota didn’t just push back the electric Highlander again. It did something more revealing: it...
Every automaker eventually discovers it owns more than cars. BYD just discovered it owns something...
A ribbon-cutting in Suwanee, Georgia doesn’t usually make national news. But the one held by...