View post: Why gas is suddenly 25 cents cheaper in these 6 cities Kei cars are affordable, fuel-efficient, and offer unique urban-friendly features for U.S. buyers. Models like the Nissan Sakura, ...

Sports cars are famously undefinable, encompassing a broad array of roadsters, four-door cars, coupes, grand tourers, supercars, and even some straight-up race cars. Power, or lack thereof, is not a ...

There are plenty of new sports cars under $35,000 despite rising new car prices. Mazda, Ford, Toyota and more produce competitive sports cars that are affordable and exhilarating to drive. Sports cars ...

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The Senate Finance Committee unveiled text for a multitrillion-dollar tax bill, part of a broader Republican domestic policy package. The legislation would let taxpayers deduct up to $10,000 of car ...

Given the upfront and ongoing costs associated with car ownership, reliability is a top concern for most car shoppers. Here are the most reliable automakers of 2025 according to Consumer Reports. How ...

The continuously variable transmission (CVT) is widely used in new cars these days — particularly hybrids — thanks to its reputation for improved fuel efficiency. However, not everyone is on board ...

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Let’s be upfront here: US cars haven’t been cheap for a long time. The average price of a new car in the US is close to $50,000, up some $5,000 from two decades ago, even adjusted for inflation. The ...

You want your dollar stretched as far as possible, right? A Cars.com survey found 71% of Americans have changed their spending habits in the last year with 76% reported spending less. The goal of Cars ...

For some, buying products made in their home country has always been a priority. In America, that desire is gaining more traction, especially with the recent imposition of sweeping 25% tariffs on cars ...

About 92% of U.S. households have access to a car. But only about 55% of Americans have access to public transit. And only about 3.5% take advantage of the options available. The average American ...