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Evenflo is recalling nearly 30,000 combination booster seats because children can loosen the harness without an adult's knowledge.

An S.U.V. that offers a dizzying number of choices and the ability to handle more than many drivers will need.

After the Volkswagen cheating scandal, automakers place an emphasis on gas, electric and hybrid cars.

A new AAA report states that except in certain cases, premium offers no benefit and is a waste of money. However, brand-name fuels can still help.

Far from a reversal of globalization, a General Motors deal bringing auto jobs back to Canada from Mexico underscores the primacy of markets.

Federal regulators urge automakers to prove that their semiautonomous and driverless vehicles meet specific safety expectations.

Federal guidelines stress safety but give automakers, one of the country’s most regulated industries, plenty of room to innovate.

The action focused on two car production lines in Ontario, but it was a battleground for an entire country struggling to revive its manufacturing base.

New federal guidelines make it clear that, while the government will provide oversight, it wants to encourage the development of autonomous vehicles.

Self-driving cars come with a caveat now: Keep your hands on the wheel. While computers can recognize images, understanding actions and behaviors are still the next frontier.