Mexico

The Mexican Formula One Grand Prix returns to the calendar after a 23-year absence. Even with a new track layout and a new track surface, it's a lot like old times.

Haas F1 Team signs Mexican driver Esteban Gutierrez to partner Romain Grosjean next year when it joins the Formula 1 grid.

A team from the University of Nevada managed a record-setting 1,500-mile journey in an autonomous 2010 VW Passat wagon across Mexico.

With the details of the Trans-Pacific Partnership unveiled, we're now seeing the potential impact the free-trade deal would have on the auto industry.

Tesla may or may not have reached an agreement for lithium procurement from northern Mexico.

UAW President Dennis Williams believes Donald Trump's idea to move auto manufacturing out of Michigan and pay workers less only harms the middle class.

Donald Trump is set on growing auto manufacturing in the United States, but his plan also hinges on lower wages for workers.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump made his first trip to Michigan, and promptly took aim at a home-town favorite's plans south of the border.

Auto imports are reaching historic highs of $171.5 billion into the US for the first half of 2015. Exports aren't keeping pace, though, and contributing to the country's growing trade deficit.

A crowd near Mexico City attacked Uber drivers and their cars yesterday. At the same time, taxi drivers protested for a total ban on the ridehailing app.

GM is preparing to add a new Chevy-branded family vehicle to emerging markets, which it expects to sell some two million units per year by 2019.

Staff for Uber have praised Mexico City for becoming the first city in Latin America to issue official regulations for such smartphone-based services.

What kind of motorcycle did El Chapo ride to freedom after escaping maximum-security prison in Mexico? We take a look at the pictures and come to a conclusion.

The smartphone-based ridesharing app Uber might be getting some good news in Mexico City and be allowed to operate there legally.

In announcing his candidacy for president yesterday, Donald Trump advocated instituting a new 35-percent tax specifically on Ford products built in Mexico and imported into the United States.

Jaguar Land Rover was said to be eying a new assembly plant in the Southern United States, but is now reportedly looking into production in Mexico instead.

Ford announces plans to expand its engine plant to be the largest in Mexico, and build its first transmission facility south of the border, as part of a combined $2.5-billion investment.

Toyota announces plans to build a new plant in Guanajuato, Mexico, at the cost of around $1 billion, set to begin building 200,000 Corollas per year starting in 2019.

Hyundai is considering a factory in Mexico in the coming years once the company grows a little more in the country. The plant would likely be in the state of Nuevo Leon, near the forthcoming Kia plant.

Toyota could be set to expand its manufacturing capacity with a pair of new factories in China and Mexico, allowing it to build 300K more vehicles each year.