Author: Phoebe Wall Howard, Detroit Free Press

As General Motors awaits ratification of a contract to resolve its longest labor strike since 1970, Ford and Fiat Chrysler aren’t free of strike risk.

More than 3,600 hourly workers at Mack Trucks Inc., in Florida, Maryland and Pennsylvania went on strike at six plants at 11:59 p.m. Saturday.

As some 46,000 hourly auto industry employees finish their second week on strike nationwide, business experts from other industries watch closely

While loyalty to GM runs deep, loyalty to one of the most powerful labor unions in America runs deeper.

Standing in light rain on the first day of the GM strike, UAW workers say they’re unified but eager to get a deal brokered.

Ford will alert more than 600,000 customers in the U.S. and Canada to an extended clutch warranty, reimbursement for repairs.

The carmaker says that it’s not a safety problem if your car slips into neutral on the highway.

Ford workers opened their email Monday to find a letter from CEO Jim Hackett with details on how many salaried workers would be leaving the automaker.

Ford is recalling about 270,000 Fusions and2,760 Rangers in North America to address the a defect that could cause the vehicles to roll unexpectedly.