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Volkswagen Group reached an agreement in principle with U.S. authorities to address the roughly 482,000 2.0-liter diesel VW and Audi vehicles with software designed to mask excess emissions in lab tests.

Ford Motor Co. is expanding its law enforcement and special service vehicle program to include a modified F-150 pickup. The 2016 F-150 Special Service Vehicle features a 240-amp alternator and two engine options: a 5.0-liter V-8 or 3.

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Taxis aren’t the only ones that may be stressing out about Uber.

Lithia Motors’ net income eased 0.9 percent to $40.3 million in the first quarter from a year earlier, even as revenue grew in almost all operations, the dealership group said today.

General Motors’ first-quarter operating profit surged to its highest level since before its 2009 bankruptcy, driven by stronger pricing in North America and a sharp reduction in losses at its European and South American units.

Mitsubishi’s disclosure that it manipulated fuel-economy tests risks putting the Japanese carmaker back in a familiar position: needing help from Mitsubishi group companies to stay in business.

Honda, seeking to reassert itself as a dominant player in the world of green cars, plans to broaden the Clarity nameplate to two more alternative-fuel vehicles.

Following a global sales record in 2015, Volvo plans to sell 1 million electrified cars by 2025, the company said today. “It is a deliberately ambitious target,” Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson said in a statement.

International Automotive Components today named Maurice Sessel and Kelli Carney to run its North American and European operations, respectively.