Autos & Transportation

Germany’s motor-sport icons have decided to join the electric-car equivalent of Formula One as the global auto industry accelerates its shift toward electric cars.

The C Series from Bombardier has wider seats and other perks. Why most major carriers aren’t buying.

Airlines are canceling flights in the Caribbean and offering waivers to passengers in Florida as Hurricane Irma picks up speed and intensity, disrupting air travel in the region for the second time in a month.

A collector of Messerschmitt microcars shows off a prime example. It may not go fast, but it gets close to 100 miles per gallon.

An Ontario collector explains his love for one of the tiniest cars in history.

Air France-KLM shareholders backed Delta and China Eastern Airlines taking minority stakes in the airline to strengthen the partnership among three of the world’s biggest carriers.

The target date is more than a week earlier than the airline had planned to return to full strength following Tropical Storm Harvey.

No other travel experience, especially today, can beat the sense of freedom it brings. As summer winds down, the renowned travel author Paul Theroux explains the lasting allure of the open road.

The General Motors luxury brand, overlooked by U.S. car buyers, strikes the Chinese as an American status symbol. A sales surge there means for the first time Cadillac is selling more vehicles abroad than at home.

Before Boeing can deliver its new 787-9, American Airlines sends a crew of experts to South Carolina to test every part of the plane.

Facing flooded fields and inundated roads from Tropical Storm Harvey that make traveling within the city of Houston near impossible, several college and professional sports teams have relocated to prepare for upcoming competition this weekend.

Low-cost airline Allegiant Travel will venture into real estate with a sprawling resort on Florida’s Gulf Coast, even as hotel development slows nationwide amid a glut of rooms.