Chrysler Group LLC

Chrysler Group LLC reported $436 million in second-quarter profits, driven by robust North American demand, in a dramatic turnaround just three years removed from bankruptcy.

The Dodge Viper is returning to racing in the American Le Mans Series, Chrysler officials announced at the New York Auto Show April 4.

General Motors Co. enjoyed a massive windfall in 2011, reporting more than $7.6 billion in profits, the Detroit-based automaker said Thursday.

The U.S. automotive industry is back in a big way following its near-collapse three years ago, with Chrysler Group and Ford Motor Co. posting impressive second-quarter profits.

At the Jefferson North Plant here, there was cause for celebration last week when President Obama paid workers a visit.

Chrysler’s Jefferson North assembly plant will add around 1,000 new jobs to support production of the new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which has not yet gone on sale.

Italian automaker Fiat is planning to take a 35 percent stake in the troubled U.S. automaker Chrysler Group.

Chrysler Group LLC, the struggling U.S. automaker, is planning to develop an all-electric version of the Fiat 500.

The U.S. auto industry saw broad sales growth last month, a clear signal that the industry is recovering from its years-long slump.

Merely four years ago, the future of Italian automaker Fiat S.p.A. looked in doubt. Today, the tables have turned.

Big Three automaker General Motors Corp. posted a quarterly loss of $6 billion in the first quarter of 2009, as nervous consumers shifted away from the ailing automaker to other competitors.

Ford Motors announced that it had lost $5.9 billion in its fourth quarter, but would not be seeking government aid.

U.S. automakers lost 1,000 dealerships in 2008, executives reported at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA)

December auto sales continue to disappoint.

GM and Chrysler may be close to a merger, according to reports.

Chrysler Group LLC reported $436 million in second-quarter profits, driven by robust North American demand, in a dramatic turnaround just three years removed from bankruptcy.

The Dodge Viper is returning to racing in the American Le Mans Series, Chrysler officials announced at the New York Auto Show April 4.

General Motors Co. enjoyed a massive windfall in 2011, reporting more than $7.6 billion in profits, the Detroit-based automaker said Thursday.

The U.S. automotive industry is back in a big way following its near-collapse three years ago, with Chrysler Group and Ford Motor Co. posting impressive second-quarter profits.

At the Jefferson North Plant here, there was cause for celebration last week when President Obama paid workers a visit.

Chrysler’s Jefferson North assembly plant will add around 1,000 new jobs to support production of the new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which has not yet gone on sale.

Italian automaker Fiat is planning to take a 35 percent stake in the troubled U.S. automaker Chrysler Group.

Chrysler Group LLC, the struggling U.S. automaker, is planning to develop an all-electric version of the Fiat 500.

The U.S. auto industry saw broad sales growth last month, a clear signal that the industry is recovering from its years-long slump.

Merely four years ago, the future of Italian automaker Fiat S.p.A. looked in doubt. Today, the tables have turned.

Big Three automaker General Motors Corp. posted a quarterly loss of $6 billion in the first quarter of 2009, as nervous consumers shifted away from the ailing automaker to other competitors.

Ford Motors announced that it had lost $5.9 billion in its fourth quarter, but would not be seeking government aid.

U.S. automakers lost 1,000 dealerships in 2008, executives reported at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA)

December auto sales continue to disappoint.

GM and Chrysler may be close to a merger, according to reports.