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The automaker’s “From America, For America” campaign launched April 3 and was originally set to run through June 2.

GM now expects an annual adjusted core profit of $10 billion to $12.5 billion and says it can offset at least 30% of tariff costs through 'self-help initiatives.'

Farley said it was 'essential' that the federal government enact policies that encourage vehicle exports.

Some see underutilized U.S. plants as a quick way for automakers to shift production of imported models. But doing so would be a costly, time-consuming process, experts say.

Tesla says first-quarter net income fell 71 percent. A U.S. auto industry coalition tells the White House that parts tariffs will cause layoffs and bankruptcy. Plus, Kaity Fischer, Wayve’s vice president of commercial and operations, talks about the company’s new partnership with Nissan and what is next for the self-driving tech startup.

The Platinum Plus trim includes experiences such as a welcome gift, discounts on accessories, early access to software features and more.

Christine Cheng, Lincoln's new design director, wants to continue evolving the luxury brand while maintaining its status as an aspirational symbol of success.

Ford's warning to dealers of potential price hikes starting in May is the latest as automakers face tough decisions amid President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Ford's luxury brand hopes a focus on wellness, including its spa-like Rejuvenate mode, will help lead to new buyers and increased relevance in the competitive premium market.

A memo to dealers said Ford was still working to understand the policy's effects but believes “certain tariffs are likely to remain in place for at least some time.”