You Could Start Seeing Chinese Cars on American Roads Soon
A new trade deal will let Chinese-made cars into Canada, where they can legally cross the border into the U.S., though not for sale.
A new trade deal will let Chinese-made cars into Canada, where they can legally cross the border into the U.S., though not for sale.
President Trump threatened Monday to resume 25% tariffs on South Korean cars, which could raise prices at several automakers.
Controversy is simmering around an anti-drunken-driving law that opponents say could let government remotely deactivate cars.
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Audi has recalled 27,768 vehicles because their seatbelts may not lock to properly restrain a child safety seat.
Porsche has recalled 173,538 vehicles because their rearview cameras may not display when drivers reverse.
Honda’s logo is about to undergo an evolution for the first time since the year 2000, getting a new, simplified H mark.
The average American earner would need to work 36.22 weeks to afford the average new car in December – essentially unchanged from the prior month.
Ford has recalled 35 Bronco SUVs because a repair under an earlier recall may have left them with rearview cameras that don’t turn off.
The 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5 is KBB’s Best Buy Award winner in the EV category for the 4th consecutive year. Starts at $36,600 after a price cut of up to $9,800. Offers 245–318 miles of range, 168–320 hp, DC fast charging 10%–80% in 20 minutes, NACS port compatibility, and a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty.