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Toyota, Volkswagen, and Stellantis like flex-fuel ethanol cars over EVs in Brazil.

Exxon released an ad earlier this month that could signal a public rift between two industries that have spent a century working side by side.

As Congress continues exploring legislative solutions to mitigate Big Tech's data monopoly, there is another industry where similar scrutiny is long overdue. It might surprise some to know that industry is what might be called "Big Auto."

The current government rush to subsidize EVs and push out and ban ICE vehicles from the markets will be looked on by history as pure folly according to a new study on EVs

Content by Big Auto Accident Attorneys. Taking these five actions in the aftermath of a car accident will help you protect your rights, get the care you need and ensure

Content by Big Auto Accident Attorneys. Big Auto Accident Attorneys recommends this essential checklist to follow if you are involved in a vehicle accident.

Farmers and the rest of the world want green energy. Is the U.S. government standing in the way?

President Joe Biden’s sweeping electric vehicle (EV) program is alienating one of his formerly staunchest union allies: the United Auto Workers (UAW). The UAW, a massive and powerful union representing more than 400,000 workers in the automobile industry, has long been an influential force in progressive politics, aiding pro-labor union Democrats in the Midwest with […]

NHTSA notified 22 vehicle makers in mid-June that complying with Massachusetts' right-to-repair law would "conflict with (their) obligations" under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act.

BOSTON — Members of the state’s congressional delegation are accusing federal highway safety officials of siding with auto manufacturers in a dispute over updating the state’s right-to-repair law.