Sales were buoyed by expectations that prices would rise even more soon, tarrif concerns, and now-ended electric vehicle tax ...

The auto industry will face uncertainty ahead as the full impact from tariffs will take effect and the USMCA will be ...

Edmunds released its fourth-quarter data on Jan. 5 and it showed various records being broken including the highest ...

After a solid 2025, GM and Toyota both expect U.S. auto sales to slip in 2026 as high prices, tariffs and ownership costs ...

A larger proportion of new cars are being bought by affluent Americans as prices and interest rates for auto loans climb, analysts said.

Across the United States, roughly 3 million brand-new vehicles are sitting in storage lots and dealer back rows, waiting for ...

New Edmunds data shows new car monthly payments, financed amounts, and long loan terms hitting record highs — exposing the ...

Households earning more than $150,000 a year now buy 43 percent of the new cars sold in the U.S., up from 30 percent in 2019, according to Cox Automotive. Meanwhile, households earning less than ...

Buying a car in today’s economy isn’t easy, but staying informed, comparing options, and resisting pressure can help consumers protect their budgets — and their peace of mind.

If you're shopping for a new car, you’ve probably seen that prices are still high and interest rates haven’t really eased up.

California lawmakers let automakers opt out of recent changes to the state’s lemon law and approved a law giving used car buyers three days to return a used vehicle.