Joseph White was Global Auto Editor of The Wall Street Journal, based in the Detroit bureau.

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Car dealer George Saliba told BI the Cybertruck was initially viewed as a status symbol and attracted wealthy buyers. Now, he ...

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An Italian brand known for being both affordable and ... Fiat is still headquartered and manufactured in Turin. Beginning with the car's introduction in 1899, Fiat used the entire company name ...

Consumer fears over tariffs fueled an additional 153,000 new vehicle sales ... sells at or above sticker price. He headed to a local dealership a week ago. “I love the car — it’s exactly ...

There is no vehicle model that uses 100% American-manufactured parts." The Wall Street Journal reported April 4 that on first glance, Ford is best positioned to weather tariffs because 80% of its cars ...

A report has revealed that higher sticker prices on new and used vehicles ... says that tariffs on Canada and Mexico may cause car insurance rates to rise 60% faster, with coverage costs ...

As brands and their agencies navigate economic twists and turns, could the state of the Japanese car industry offer a steer? Iconic Japanese car brands like Toyota, Honda, and Nissan have long leaned ...

The Trump administration's 25% tariffs on vehicles and auto parts imported into the U.S. could lead to sticker ... those buying cars manufactured domestically, analysts say. Few vehicle ...