As car makers report higher sales, a strengthening housing market can play a role.

The steady increase in auto sales is also fueling a boom in auto employment—everything from dealerships, to auto suppliers and assembly plants

Pent-up demand for new cars, better financing options for buyers, better fuel efficiency, and a rising price of used cars continue to boost car sales.

U.S. automakers see profits on modest sales because they've already slashed expenses.

U.S. factories boosted their output in January, and experts like Harvard's Willy Shih see that as a positive sign.

Experts see bright days ahead for the auto industry as Americans look to replace their clunkers in droves.

Car companies roll out a fleet of smaller vehicles at this year's North American Auto Show to appeal to budget-minded car buyers.

New fuel efficiency standards in the U.S. mean that cars that have been popular in Europe for years could be seen more frequently on American soil.

The Chinese government will start to levy duties on imported cars made in the United States.

General Motors and Ford both reported a rise in car sales in China.