Car News

The federal government last week delayed several new car safety tests and rules by at least one model year.

With car prices at near record highs, the 2025 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid offers a big experience at a lower price point than most of its competition.

Nissan will reportedly not sell a 2026 version of the Ariya electric SUV in the U.S.

VW released new pricing this week for the 2026 editions.

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate yesterday, a move that could bring down car loan rates.

Toyota scientists have developed an app that helps PHEV owners charge their vehicles at the optimum time to save money.

Cadillac will offer its Optiq compact luxury SUV with a choice of three powertrains for the 2026 model year.

General Motors will idle a factory for three weeks, pausing production of its two midsize trucks over a parts shortage.

In a week of testing, the 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX proved an extremely well-rounded value.

The cost of car ownership fell in 2025, AAA says, but the average American driver still spent $11,577 to own a car.

A cyberattack continues to slow service and maintenance at some Jaguar dealerships, though buyers can still purchase cars.

Dodge will offer the most powerful versions of its famous Hemi V8 engine on the Dodge Durango SUV in just 33 states.

Tesla has stopped taking orders for the lowest-cost version of its Cybertruck electric pickup, raising prices on paper.

The average American used car buyer paid $25,393 in August, down from a revised $25,517 at the end of July.