Subaru of America follows Porsche, Nissan and BMW this year in making the change.
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Subaru of America follows Porsche, Nissan and BMW this year in making the change.
Ford surveyed pickup owners and found that more than one in three would rather go celibate for a year than give up the keys to Big Bertha.
The Petersen Museum in L.A. reopened by giving people the first chance to see Tesla's dystopian-styled pickup in person since its infamous debut last fall.
The coronavirus pandemic has taken the buzz out of a major marketing platform for automakers: live sports.
Chrysler had actress Kathryn Hahn create a quarantine-themed series of ads for its minivan, shooting them via iPhone with just two crew members on location to maintain social distancing.
The Bronco retains a cult following nearly a quarter-century after the last model was sold. Owners clubs pay homage, and restored classics can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The voice of the popular "Built Ford Tough" commercials will host the online-only event Thursday.
Showing masks is a key piece in dealerships' efforts to convey a dedication to safety and cleanliness. But some consumers see it as a political statement.
The marketing campaign behind Range Rover's U.S. launch in 1987 is underestimated, writes an Automotive News reader in a letter to the editor.
Ford's highly anticipated off-road SUV will now break its cover on July 13. The automaker was adamant the previous July 9 date was "purely coincidental."
Ford's highly anticipated off-road SUV will now break its cover on July 13. The automaker was adamant the original July 9 date was "purely coincidental."
Reining in inappropriate employee social media use has been a concern this month at large public retailers and small local groups alike.
The automaker said members of its FordPass Rewards loyalty program who are defined by their states as essential workers can download an offer for a free service package that includes a free oil change and tire rotation.
The federal complaint contends Volvo Group North America LLC took 11 photos from a photographer's Instagram page and website without permission and used them in its own Instagram stories and Pinterest page.
Lt. Rob Guerra spent his 40th birthday under quarantine after caring for patients in New York, but the automaker had a surprise waiting for him at his home in Florida.
Automakers have turned en masse to virtual product reveals because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether they go back to doing big, glitzy launches at auto shows when the pandemic abates is an open question.
Wearing masks in public to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus has quickly become a staple in American life. Should it be common in automotive advertising, too?
The findings of the report will be released once its management board has reviewed the matter. VW's management board, headed by CEO Herbert Diess, meets regularly on Tuesdays.