Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Nissan revealed a longer-range version of the Leaf electric car at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Sears is teetering on the edge of liquidation after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in October.

Audi is facing ashortage of luxury cars in the U.S.Suddenly, the A3, A4 and A5 sedans are in short supply.

Infiniti, the luxury arm of Japanese automaker Nissan, revealed a new electric SUV concept called the Infiniti QX Inspiration.

U.S. auto sales may have enjoyed a surprising, albeit slight uptick in 2018, according to analyst forecasts.

So it should come as no surprise that four of the six vehicles on our list of the hottest selling models of 2018 are SUVs or crossovers.

Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Jeep and Lincoln vehicles make our list of 2018’s hottest sellers.

Tesla is cutting the starting price of its electric vehicles by $2,000 and bolstering other incentives as it continues to expand production.

Automakers, including General Motors and Ford, are killing vehicle models at a steady clip – largely because consumer preferences are changing.