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It was one of the fastest civil settlements in the history of corporate malfeasance, but fraught with pitfalls, including clashing egos and cultures.

Citing limits to an aging American standard for automobile headlamps, insurers are pushing carmakers to do more to help drivers see in the dark.

Honda brings back its midsize pickup, a better-looking version than the previous model, but built more for suburbia than the rodeo.

A ruling overturns most of a decision by a Manhattan judge that General Motors, after its bankruptcy, could not be sued for damages.

The request from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration comes as the government is increasing its scrutiny after a Model S owner died in May.

In addition to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the N.T.S.B. will investigate a Florida crash involving a Tesla operating in Autopilot mode.

The report responded to concerns about a widely used guardrail system involved in lawsuits over injuries to drivers and passengers.

Laws targeting slow drivers in the left lane are being introduced in more states with the goal of reducing congestion and accidents.

The company and its dealers have tried to solve the problem in the past, but only if owners complained.

The difficulty of getting drivers to take control of automated cars when necessary has prompted many automakers to take people out of the equation.