Cars Without Coffee: Bob Boniface’s Italian Beauties
Third in our series of what auto people have in their garages. Here’s what Bob Boniface has inside
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, Automotive Design & Production
Coronavirus Roundup: March 24
A rundown on auto industry activity spurred by the coronavirus
Six More Carmakers Join N. America Shutdowns
Driven by concerns about health—and now, sales – automakers are putting production on hold
Big Three Idle N. American Plants through March
A timeout to clean facilities and rethink production methods
UPDATE: Detroit’s Big Three Ask Staffers to Work at Home
Global policies aim to combat coronavirus pandemic
Ford to Resume Production at 13 Plants in N. America
Ford, and maybe other carmakers, plan April restarts
Bill Hampton
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Daily
Structural Fatigue Worsens for Renault-Nissan Alliance
Distractions keep piling up as partnership flounders
Italy’s Auto Industry Scrambles Over Nationwide Virus Lockdown
The world’s first nationwide quarantine tests carmakers
PSA’s Tavares Named World Car Person of the Year
FCA merger, Opel turnaround lead list of accomplishments
China's Auto Industry Still in "Park"
Auto production remains stalled by coronavirus epidemic
Auto Industry Teams Up to Produce Medical Equipment to Combat the Coronavirus
General Motors, Ford, Fiat Chrysler and Tesla are forging new partnerships to combat the coronavirus
Steve Plumb
Senior Editor, AutoBeat Daily , AutoBeat
Bill Murray’s Super Gladiator—Groundhog Not Included
The viral commercial has paid off well for Jeep. Now’s your chance to own the sporty 4x4.
Ex-UAW Official Gets 28-Month Prison Term for Supplier Shakedown
Federal investigators creep closer to indicting former union presidents.
Mazda, Subaru, Hyundai Group Top IIHS Safety Ratings
Tougher headlight criteria reduce number of Top Safety Pick+ winners
Still Another Ex-UAW Official Cops a Plea in Corruption Probe
Prosecutors circle closer to two ex-UAW presidents.
U.S. Auto Industry Next in Line As Coronavirus Crisis Grows
U.S. car sales in the crosshairs
Bill Hampton
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Daily
Toyota Extends Plant Shutdowns in China
Carmakers are beginning to extend shutdowns across the country.
U.S. Car Sales to Slip Below 17 Million
This year deliveries of cars and light-duty trucks in the U.S. will drop below 17 million units for the first time since 2014.
Vehicular Lightweighting: Path. Strategy. Endgame.
The automaker with the best solution for reducing weight will be the one with the clearest vision of the endgame and the strategy to get there.
C8 #1: First 2020 Stingray for Consumers Built
Yes, the wait is over: the team at Bowling Green is building 2020 Corvettes for consumers
FCA Files to Dismiss GM Racketeering Claim
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles wants a federal court to toss out claims by General Motors that it enjoyed special labor concessions by bribing United Auto Workers union executives.