Car News

The wholesale prices dealers pay for used cars ticked up early in December. Retail prices are likely to follow in late January.

Car theft fell 23% in the first six months of 2025, with four Hyundai and Kia models remaining among the most-stolen cars.

The California DMV announced this week that it will suspend Tesla’s license to sell cars for 30 days because of misleading marketing.

Mopar and Mek Magnet are selling specialized Trail Armor decorations that wrap your Jeep in an ugly holiday sweater design.

Just 5.4% of the cars Americans bought in November were electric, down from 11.6% in September, according to Cox Automotive.

Kia and Hyundai will install armored ignition cylinders in 4 million older cars and reimburse some owners for damages in attempted thefts.

Nissan's new sound system lets drivers take a hearing test, then configure the audio to their specific preferences.

The refreshed 2026 Honda Pilot 3-row SUV costs $43,690, which is $1,995 more than the outgoing model.

New cars became more affordable for the average buyer in November after three straight months of worsening conditions.

The Nissan Altima will return for 2026, but with only two trim levels – a sign that its days may be numbered.

Ford has ended production of its F-150 Lightning electric truck, and plans to replace it with an extended-range model.

A new report says Stellantis has launched an "emergency room" to reconsider its business, and may shutter some brands.

The average used car was listed for $25,730 at the start of December – down from $25,947 the month before.

The 2026 Jeep Wrangler Whitecap pays homage to Korean War-era Jeeps with a Bright White hardtop and details.