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The smallest of the Detroit Three, Chrysler has made substantial strides in turning around its business, including lowering the number of vehicles it needs to sell to make a profit. The automaker had pegged 1.65 million as its operating break-even point, but has just lowered this to about 1.5 million vehicles.

At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit Tuesday, Ford and Chrysler both announced plans to introduce a host of new models. Ford will add seven vehicles with "truly unique Lincoln DNA" to its luxury line, while Chrysler has its eyes on new pickups, a revived Jeep Grand Wagoneer, and possibly, a 'mini-minivan.'

Italian automaker Fiat increased its stake has in Chrysler Group to 25% after the U.S. automaker met a key goal by starting engine production at a plant in Dundee, Mich., the company said Monday during the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Doing our best to ignore the $443,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, WalletPop set out on its mission to find all the low-priced wheels Wednesday at the New York International Auto Show. It didn't take long. A handful of models stood out for their real-people sticker price. The rest of the...

The New York International Auto Show is a sure sign of two things: that the 2010 model year is fast slipping away, and that automakers are ready to dazzle enthusiasts and the media with shiny new wheels for 2011 and beyond.

At this week's New York International Auto Show, Chrysler will roll out the star of its 2011 fleet: a new, improved Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV. Although the new vehicle seems almost startlingly ill-advised, it has been described by Chrysler spokesman Rick Deneau as "one of the primary legs of the...