MI Auto Times

The National Transportation Safety Board is pushing forward in its ban against drivers making hands-free calls at the wheel of their vehicle, which may make MI used cars shoppers happy since their older models lack the technology.

Chrysler has had a hard time trying to keep its newest slogan from being used by any dealers, including an apparel store. But, it seems the automaker lost this battle.

After more than a decade of offering a high quality and lifestyle truck to the lives of thousands of drivers, General Motors says the Chevrolet Avalanche is going into retirement after one final bang.

Car recalls are a part of the industry with many variables involved. So who is on the hot seat now?

As the years have continued, organizations such as the NHTSA have worked with the government to bring new mandates for safety. Michigan Cadillac dealers and others across the country may be learning about the newest proposal.

There are only a few more months until the MKS reaches Michigan Lincoln dealers and other lots across the country, and there are plenty of features coming with it.

Ford Motor Corp has reached out with local MI Ford dealers and others across the country to help raise $1 million for high schools, while General Motors was happy to announce all Buick models are rated for the highest safety.

March was an overall good month for the Detroit Three. Specifically GM and Ford saw increases in their own Detroit trucks as well. Who had better numbers for the month?

Car sales have gone up and down as many an MI car dealers has noticed. The good news, March was an amazing month for the entire industry.

Heavy-duty Michigan trucks manufacturer General Motors Co. is now accepting orders for pickup trucks that can be fueled by either gasoline or compressed natural gas.