2018 Nissan NV Cargo Photo: Nissan Earning the 2018 Edmunds Best Retained Value Award, the 2018 Nissan NV Cargo commercial van delivers drivers the “highest projected residual value after five years.” The NV Cargo features the automaker’s America’s Best Commercial Van Warranty. Coverage from this warranty extends over 100,000 miles or five years and protects…
1987 Buick Regal Grand National One of the biggest factors that veers car buyers away from new vehicles and toward used models is depreciation. The saying that your new car depreciates the second it leaves the lot is not just a saying: it’s a fact. The average car loses 20 percent of its value once…
Reliability is often near the top of the list for car buyers, but it is rarely the only consideration. Comfort, technology, practicality and ease of use all play a role in the decision, which helps explain why automatic transmissions now dominate the U.S. market.
Gas prices remain high, and many drivers are looking for practical ways to reduce fuel costs without changing vehicles or driving habits entirely. One often-overlooked factor affecting fuel economy is the roof rack, which can increase both vehicle weight and aerodynamic drag.
Monthly payments for new vehicles now average $722, and roughly one in five buyers is signing up for 84-month financing deals, making what was once considered extreme increasingly
Toyota’s 2026 bZ electric SUV exceeds EPA range estimates, reaching 331 miles in real-world tests while adding faster charging and Tesla Supercharger access.
Nissan says the upcoming Xterra will start under $40,000, offering a V6 engine, hybrid option, and a return to a simpler, more practical SUV formula.
Financing a new vehicle in the United States is increasingly resembling long-term debt, with repayment periods stretching to seven years or more. Rising vehicle prices and higher borrowing amounts are pushing monthly payments close to record levels.
The global auto industry is diverging sharply on electric vehicle strategies, with some manufacturers accelerating plans while others scale back. Recent decisions by major brands highlight growing uncertainty around demand, pricing, and long-term investment.
High gas prices are boosting EV sales worldwide, but supply shortages and canceled models are holding back the U.S. market despite rising demand.
A sharp rise in fuel prices is adding new pressure to an already slowing U.S. automotive market. Early 2026 sales figures point to a downturn, as economic uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict weighs on consumer behavior.
The Geely Galaxy M9 impressed U.S. testers with 101 miles of electric range and 4.2-second acceleration, highlighting the growing competitiveness of Chinese vehicles.
Hyundai is quietly pulling the plug on the Ioniq 6 in the U.S. after 2025. A sleek EV praised for range and fast charging is disappearing sooner than expected.
Tesla’s Model 3 tops U.S. rankings again in 2026, leading owner satisfaction studies as rivals close in and EV loyalty hits 96% despite global pressure sales.
Mercedes-AMG is set to make a bold move into the electric vehicle market, with plans to release a high-performance SUV and SUV coupe that will boast over 1,000 horsepower.
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