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A new report indicates that Toyota (TM) plans to cut the price of its car parts by 30%.

Chrysler believes it can go public next year and GM has already said it plans an IPO later this year.

Ratings agency Moody's has cut Toyota's credit rating one notch, from Aa1 to Aa2, its third-highest rating, due to concerns about future profits.

Toyota's Prius was the No.1 selling car in Japan for the 11th month in a row.

Apple launches its new iPad on April 3, but people who order the tablet computer now won't get their iPads right away.

Nissan recalls 539,864 cars for fuel gauge and brake-pin problems.

A document has surfaced showing that Toyota apparently bargained with U.S. regulators to limit the scope and cost of a recall.

The Transportation Department is now looking at steering problems on the Corolla and Toyota may have to add them to the mounting list of recalls.

Toyota cars have a "black box" that records data about a car's performance and activity and could provide clues about accidents. But Toyota isn't divulging what's inside.

When it comes to luring car buyers into showrooms, long warranty packages and "cash back" offers are among the oldest tricks in the book. Manufacturers are often reluctant to use these methods, because they're costly. But in Toyota's case, it may not have many other options.