Ryan Felton

MSN

Ford F-150 sales to drop this quarter over supplier issue

By: Ryan Felton

Ford Motor's profitable F-150 took a hit this quarter because of a supplier issue that took production offline in recent weeks at a key truck assembly plant, the automaker's chief executive said Wednesday.

The Wall Street Journal

American Car Buyers Rediscover Sedans, Small SUVs as Gas Prices Bite

By: Chris Otts, Ryan Felton

In the third quarter, overall sales stalled with GM reporting a 5.5% overall decline.

The Wall Street Journal

My Week in a $15,000 Microcar: Joy, Guilt and 25-MPH Road Rage

By: Ryan Felton

Fiat’s all-electric Topolino isn’t fast and doesn’t get far. But the Italian company thinks it’s just the car some Americans need.

MSN

My week in a $15,000 microcar: Joy, guilt and 25-MPH road rage

By: Ryan Felton

ANN ARBOR, Mich.—“What the f— is that?” a driver of a luxury sedan exclaimed at a busy intersection. “Is that a real car?” a student in this college town asked. “Aww,” said countless passersby.

The Wall Street Journal

Chinese Auto Giant Geely Announces Canada Entry in 2027 as U.S. Seeks Ban

By: Ryan Felton

The automaker is expanding to Canada under a deal to bring tens of thousands of affordable EVs from China’s car companies to the country.

MSN

Chinese auto giant Geely announces Canada entry in 2027 as US seeks ban

By: Ryan Felton

One of the biggest Chinese automakers is setting up shop north of the U.S. border.

LiveMint

Europe's biggest auto show is now dominated by Chinese cars

By: Stephen Wilmot, Ryan Felton

Two years ago, nine brands from China were at the event. This time, there were about 20.

The Wall Street Journal

Chinese Automakers Are Building American-Style Cars—Just Not for Americans

By: Stephen Wilmot, Ryan Felton

The country’s top carmakers are pursuing international growth despite many being effectively shut out of the U.S.

MSN

Chinese automakers are building American-style cars—just not for Americans

By: Ryan Felton, Stephen Wilmot

PARIS—Chinese carmakers can't build or sell cars in the U.S., but they are building the kinds of cars Americans would love.

MSN

Ford wants to make fun cars again in Europe—if drivers can wait until 2028

By: Ryan Felton

PARIS—Ford Motor's newly minted top executive for Europe gave dealers a sneak peek last winter of some new, racing-inspired vehicles the company plans to sell by the end of the decade.