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Mercedes is exploring innovative display technology that could turn vehicle glass into display centers.

Credit is easier to access for buyers, but pitfalls remain.

New Ford data suggests EV battery degradation may be slower than many shoppers fear.

Land Rover recalls over 93,000 Range Rovers due to a problem with the review cameras.

In October, the average American new car buyer paid a record $51,109.

The trim is available for the ADX, Integra, and MDX.

Roughly 10 years after Toyota pulled the plug on its style-forward, affordable sub-brand, Scion is back for a second act.

BMW partners with ChatGPT on a plug-in that allows shoppers to configure a vehicle, check out pricing, and explore financing options.

Wholesale used-vehicle prices remained relatively stable in October, according to the latest data from Cox Automotive's Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI).

Ford Motor Co. has recalled 36,994 Lincoln Navigator SUVs from model years 2025 through 2027 due to a software issue that could cause the front passenger seat to move unexpectedly.

One of America's most affordable vehicles gets less affordable with the discontinuation of the base LS trim.

A state commission ruled against the automaker, citing existing Volkswagen dealerships as a conflict.

Nissan adds Patrol name to its full-size Armada. As Patrol is the global name for the ute, does this portend a move to rename the Armada in the U.S.? Find out.

Fuel prices are changing. We tell you by how much, and what you can do to save money at the pump.