Unifor President Jerry Dias concedes there is mixed support for a general walkout among unionized workers at GM's Oshawa, Ont., plant. Some workers fear shutting down GM Canada would hurt them much more than the automaker.

One of the largest U.S. auto dealers just had a rough quarter selling BMWs, and a top executive said Tesla played a major role.

Nissan's credit rating was lowered for the first time in a decade by S&P to A- from A. The outlook on the long-term debt score is stable, the rating firm said.

President Trump has said he will impose tariffs on cars imported from the European Union if U.S. talks with the bloc do not yield a new trade deal. The move could cost VW up to $2.8 billion.

The institute will include pedestrian crash prevention ratings as part of the criteria for the 2020 Top Safety Pick awards.

Lyft now expects to be valued at between $20 billion and $25 billion in its IPO, Reuters reported. Sources told Reuters the plans were still subject to change and market conditions.

The company's decision to issue an assessment voluntarily may signal its intentions to present a more public and consumer-friendly face for its autonomous-vehicle program.

Sigal Cordeiro replaces Julia Steyn, who unexpectedly left GM last month as vice president of Maven and GM urban mobility.

The company plans to expand TradeRev to 175 markets by the end of the year but needs more boots on the ground for the rollout.

BorgWarner acquired the assets of Rinehart Motion Systems LLC and AM Racing Inc., merged the operations of each and created Cascadia Motion LLC.