Shoppers for 2021 vehicles will find several all-new models…and exciting updates of some of America's most popular vehicles.
Buying a car online helps you avoid crowds and aggressive salespeople—and can save time and hundreds or thousands of dollars. Nine key strategies…
If you try to fix a car’s flaws the wrong way, it will save money but make them look worse. Here’s how to do it right
Over the next two years, buyers who would rather plug in than fill up will have many more options, including various SUVs and pickups.
If you might be interested in an electric car, there is news you should know about the federal tax credit, state fees & the latest generation of vehicles.
As SUVs and pickups grab a record 70% of US auto sales, automakers are scurrying to introduce new and redesigned 2020 models.
Buyers beware: how to find out about unseen recalls on the used car that’s for sale
Here are four strategies to make sure you are not being sold a used car online by a fake owner.
Small is big among SUVs, and here are some of the best deals.
JD Power asked 15,000 car owners what they think of new devices ranging from backup cameras to lane-departure warnings. Here’s what they said.
The technology in these vehicles—touchscreens, safety systems, etc.—is actually easy to use.
You get a postcard warning you that your vehicle has been recalled. Is it for real?
Before you buy a new SUV, sporty car, crossover, pickup or hatchback, read about these 2020 models from Ford, Toyota, Ram, Kia, Nissan and Cadillac.
There’s nothing like a car that’s already paid for. But is it worth putting in more money for an expensive repair? Here’s how to decide.
The latest pickup trucks are still rugged and durable and they’re nearly as smooth and comfortable to drive as SUVs.
