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We did the math to see how long it will take for the 77,000 GMC Hummer EV reservation holders to get their truck, based on GM's announcement it has ramped up production.

GM's quarterly report filing for Q2 also included that almost 100,000 vehicles are in holding lots waiting for components before they can be sold.

Many automakers reuse vehicle platforms for both convenience and cost when creating new models. From TrueCar, here are six of those cases.

BMW plans on its wheels being largely recycled aluminum starting in 2023. This marks the first step it the company's journey to use 100 percent green production methods.

Any hope of a timely recovery from the worldwide semiconductor chip shortage went out the window with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here's why.

Toyota production in Japan has come to a screeching halt thanks to a cyberattack on some of its suppliers.

Volkswagen EV production stopped at 2 major factories in Germany because of the Ukraine crisis.

I tested out the Insta360 Go 2 action camera. It's a tiny, versatile camera that is loaded with value.

Although the world—and car sales—is starting to recover from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many problems still linger. And one of the biggest problems car companies are facing right now is a microchip shortage affecting everything from pickup trucks to muscle cars. But how widespread is this issue exactly? What caused it, and is it going …

Covid-19 has been impacting the production of Honda and Toyota vehicles and other electronics, but it isn't just the pandemic anymore. Issues in ports and severe weather have compounded the issue.

Toyota Motor Corporation is the highest valued, most prominent carmaker on Earth. The success of cars like the Toyota Corolla and crossover SUVs like the Toyota RAV4 helped this Japanese car company rise to the top. Plus, the company puts out sturdy and reliable trucks such as the Toyota 4Runner and Toyota Tacoma pickup. This …

If Honda and Toyota are Japanese companies, then their cars are built in Japan, right? No, not really. Actually most Honda, Acura, Toyota, Kia, and even BMW cars are built right here in the U.S. while some other cars, like those that wear Ford, GM, and Dodge are actually built in other places on the …