Autos

In a recent report, analysts at Citigroup gave their 2015 outlook for two largest American automakers, General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) and Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F). Citigroup analysts chose GM as their preferred investment and downgraded Ford stock to Neutral. Bullish On U.S. Auto Cycle...

It has been a difficult few months and even more difficult last few weeks for General Motors (NYSE: GM). Embroiled in massive recalls, an earnings miss has the issue trading under $34.00 for the first time since late May. During most of the recall controversy, GM traded between $33.00...

More recall woes for Toyota (NYSE: TM). On Wednesday the automaker announced a voluntary recall of about 700,000 of its popular Prius hybrid vehicles in the U.S., model years 2010 to 2014, due to a software issue. Toyota is also recalling a combined 300,000 of its 2012 RAV4, 2012-2013 Tacoma...

A mixed bag Thursday, for number-one U.S. automaker General Motors (NYSE: GM). The company announced its fourth-quarter earnings rose 2 percent compared to the same time period last year. But its 2013 net calendar income dropped 22 percent compared to a year earlier, to $3.8 billion,...

For more than a brief moment during the Great Recession, it appeared the fate of the Big Three automakers was in jeopardy. General Motors (NYSE: GM) declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy, while Chrysler filed its third bankruptcy before its ownership stake was sold to Cerberus Capital Management. Ford (...