Six products by 2025, one of them 'not necessarily a vehicle.'

You'll need your network's app and the promo code EARTHDAY19.

'Check your ride, every time': license plate, make/model and driver.

We recap the big car news from the Big Apple.

Great cars, but trucks and SUVs make up 70% of sales so far this year

Video suggests it's equipped with an AMG V8, too.

First videos emerge of this year's Easter Jeep Safari concepts in action.

Battery optimization has been done at French racetracks.

Some comets appear more frequently than a new Morgan chassis.

Jobs gained in parts and engines, jobs lost in final assembly as cars cost more.

Defective part could allow shifter cable to detach.

This movie has everything. And we mean: Everything.

10,000 jobs to go, magazine says, and there was a costly error from Tuscaloosa.

Such a big investment is unusual going into its big stock IPO

And women will make up the majority on GM's board of directors.

Until the repair, BMW suggests checking for smoke or burning plastic.

Q by Aston Martin is building 24 examples to celebrate each hour of the race.

Plus, hints about a future V performance variant to come.

Re-sellers are looking for $100-plus

No, seriously, they are many and stylish.

The 2019 New York Auto Show has cars, trucks, and crossovers that run the gamut from practical to fanciful. Here are our 5 favorite vehicles from the Big Apple.

No Fiesta means no budget car in the lineup

Sometimes prototype testing is fun

Design chief Ian Callum says customers weren't big on hard plastics.

Integrated swing-in roof rails return with new tie down points.

We take hundreds of car photos in Manhattan, that is. Enjoy!

This year it will crank out 15 Broncos with an average price of $235,000.

Bronco prices continue to rise and someone bought this one for $291,000.

The crosstown crossover battle.

It would look a lot more like the Tarok concept, priced in the mid-$20,000s.

Company will make an announcement soon on where it locates plant

New grille, LED lighting, more Union Jacks and personalization options.

It will have hatchback, crossover and 4-door 'coupe' derivatives.

A new regular cab is also still a mystery.

Design chief Ian Callum also says there's plenty of life left in sedans.

CBS Chicago is reporting that some of the missing cars have been used to commit crimes.

It's real, but we still have a lot of questions.