Car News

Volkswagen will not bring its ID. Buzz electric minivan to the U.S. for the 2026 model year. It will return for 2027.

Nissan has canceled its subcompact Versa sedan, leaving America with no new car for sale under the $20,000 line.

Ram will bring back the TRX for the 2027 model year, now with 777 horsepower from a supercharged V8 engine.

Our week driving Cadillac's new electric "baby Escalade" reveals a well-designed model that shouldn't live in the Escalade's shadow.

Electric vehicle (EV) startup VinFast has begun shuttering some dealerships. Others appear to have no inventory to sell.

A new study suggests that cars priced over $100,000 will see sales growth over the next few years even if lower-priced cars stagnate.

A new report says Nissan plans to enhance its high-performance NISMO lineup as part of a recovery plan after a rough sales year.

A new report says Toyota may resurrect its Scion brand as a mobility company focused on vehicles other than cars.

GM has will add streaming Apple Music to its infotainment system, replicating some parts of the Apple CarPlay system found in most cars.

Honda's excellent Accord midsize sedan will get only modest tech updates for 2026, but keep its price nearly unchanged.

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.