Mercedes will pad its lineup of compact premium crossovers when the GLB, available with a third-row seat and slotted between the subcompact GLA and slightly larger GLC, goes on sale in the last quarter.

Nicholas Speeks, 60, a career-long veteran of Mercedes-Benz, takes over from Dietmar Exler, who is leaving the company for a role said to be outside the auto industry.

Mercedes-Benz blamed a "declining micro-car market" in Canada and the U.S., combined with high homologation costs.

Porsche aims to reignite sales of the popular Cayenne crossover with a sportier coupe variant that will square off against the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class Coupe and the BMW X6.

It's official: France's PSA Group has picked the Peugeot brand for its planned re-entry into Canada and the U.S. Here's a look back at two centuries of history.

Tesla said it will largely abandon its long-controversial retail model of factory-owned stores, turning instead to an equally radical model for selling vehicles — online sales only.

Nearly three years after announcing plans to return to North America, France's PSA Group has finally said which brand it will sell when it arrives.

The valves within the 2009 Murano's ABS hydraulic control units may react with brake fluids containing specific corrosion preventative additives.

Nissan is making cosmetic updates to the Pathfinder aimed at the crossover's outdoorsy customers.

The former head of Nissan Canada and Nissan sales in the United States, Christian Meunier, has been named global president of the automaker's Infiniti arm in the latest management shakeup following the arrest of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.