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GM and Honda are looking into a "strategic alliance", which could see the two firms jointly developing platforms and drivetrains for North America.

The market tumbles again, down 29 per cent to the worst August tally in 23 years. If the 'Toyota RAV4' was a standalone brand, it would've outsold Hyundai, Kia and Ford.

Osamu Masuko, the long-time chairman and CEO of Mitsubishi Motors, has passed away under a month after suddenly resigning.

Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed it will take over production of the AJ-V8 from Ford, meaning the rumoured adoption of BMW V8s is at least a few years away.

Officials close to the Japanese PM reportedly pushed for merger talks to begin between Honda and Nissan, but the call was rejected by both automakers.

Osamu Masuko, chairman of Mitsubishi Motors, and recent CEO, has left his role due to unspecified health problems.

Hybrid and PHEV cars and SUVs owned more than 12 per cent market share in July, thanks in large part to Toyota.

2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, and the world's carmakers are no exception. Here's a breakdown of how the big brands fared in the first half.

The Australian car market is struggling in 2020, but a number of Chinese brands continue to grow their sales.

Today's Australia-wide sales data shows new vehicle sales dipped 13 per cent in July 2020, with the lion's share of that drop coming from Victoria. Toyota's RAV4 was easily the top-selling vehicle.

Jim Hackett has announced he is quitting as Ford's CEO and president, with the company's chief operating officer designated to take over.

Victorian car dealerships are bracing for Stage 4 restrictions, while the industry faces an uncertain nationwide future when the next round of JobKeeper government assistance kicks in this September.

Gilles Vidal, formerly head of design for Peugeot, will become Renault's new design chief in November.

Kay Hart is being replaced at the top of Ford Australia, as she moves onwards and upwards in the Ford universe.

As the world shut up shop to slow the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, General Motors slipped into the red.

Thanks to its partnership with Volkswagen, Ford turned an operating loss into a profit during the second quarter.