The fastest depreciating models are often high-end luxury cars that once commanded six-figure price tags but now sell for a fractional portion of what they once were able to generate. Over the years, many models lose more than half their value at least …

A host of consumer products, from automobiles to hot dogs, are jointly manufactured already. "The relationship between Mexico and the U.S. is, for Mexico, the most important, and for the U.S. should be the most important," … The project combines the …

Many of the those families purchased early automobiles, which were too expensive for most residents. Not only was the auto a sign of success and wealth, but to add to the image they held, they employed a chauffeur to drive their car. Now, picture a …

According to Mr. Marchionne's announcement, this move of the car manufacturer is provoked by its motivation to free up cash in order to become more focused on the expansion of its luxurious brands, Maserati and Alfa Romeo. Chief Executive Officer Mr.

The leaders are building their mansions and buying their luxury automobiles because people who can't afford to do so are sending their "seed money" for these "Word-Faith lottery tickets." You see it's not only at your local gas stations where the …

The luxury automobiles were produced by Russian manufacturers GAZ and ZIL in the 1960s and '70s. Those sent to Cuba reportedly included a ZIL-111 convertible model that was the first of its kind to roll off the assembly line, a personal gift to Castro …

… like the $66,900 Ghibli, Harald Wester, the luxury brand's chief, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television Thursday. The exotic carmaker expects to match 2013's full-year deliveries of 15,400 vehicles already by the end of June lifted by its …

These days, four-cylinder engines come in a myriad of different shapes and forms, and they are used to power some of the most popular and stylish cars on the road today. Cars aimed at the budget-minded consumer to luxury lovers are finding a new …

The fastest depreciating models are often high-end luxury cars that once commanded six-figure price tags but now sell for a fractional portion of what they once were able to generate. Over the years, many models lose more than half their value at least …