Carvana is making online car buying faster for selected customers in the Jacksonville, Florida, area, extending its same-day vehicle delivery service to another U.S. market. Announced on October 14, 2026, the expansion allows eligible shoppers…
BMW Survey Reveals Why U.S. Drivers Want More EV Range Than They Need
American drivers may want electric vehicles capable of traveling hundreds of miles on a single charge, even when their everyday journeys require far less range. A BMW Group survey highlights a gap between what consumers…
Ford Fathom Electric Pickup Opens Sign-Ups With a Starting Price Under $30,000
Ford is preparing to enter a new phase of its electric-vehicle strategy with the Fathom, an upcoming electric pickup carrying a starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $28,350 before destination charges. The company has opened…
8 Age-Related Problems to Check on a 150,000-Mile Car
A car with 150,000 miles on the odometer can still have plenty of useful life left, but age and accumulated wear make a thorough inspection essential. At this mileage, problems may extend beyond the engine…
10 SUVs With the Lowest Repair Costs After Their Tenth Year
An SUV that seems affordable at ten years old can become expensive to own if major repairs begin arriving one after another. As vehicles age, maintenance needs often increase, but repair costs vary widely depending…
10 Cars With the Highest Share of 200,000-Mile Examples in U.S. Data
Some vehicles are built to handle years of driving, but only a small share of cars and trucks ever reach 200,000 miles. In the U.S. used-car market, that milestone can reveal which models have remained…
10 Ownership Costs to Calculate Before Buying a $20,000 Used Car
A $20,000 used car can look affordable on the dealership lot, but its purchase price reveals only part of the financial commitment. Insurance premiums, taxes, financing charges, fuel consumption, routine servicing, and unexpected repairs can…
10 Cars With the Lowest Expected Maintenance Cost Over Five Years
Keeping a car on the road involves more than paying for gasoline. Oil changes, inspections, replacement parts, and routine servicing can add up over five years, making maintenance costs an important factor when choosing a…
10 Car Models With the Smallest Price Gap Between New and Three Years Old
Buying a three-year-old car can offer substantial savings, but some models lose so little value that the difference between a used example and a new one is surprisingly small. These vehicles tend to retain their…
Should You Buy the Same Used Car Certified or Save Money on Non-CPO? Explained
Buying a used car certified pre-owned (CPO) can provide additional warranty coverage, a manufacturer-backed inspection, and other ownership benefits. Certified pre-owned vehicles typically cost more than similar non-CPO models, prompting buyers to weigh the added…
How Much More a Car Costs at 5%, 10% and 15% APR
A $60,000 car can cost thousands of dollars more depending on the interest rate attached to its auto loan. Two buyers could purchase the same vehicle at the same price but pay very different amounts…
Should You Buy a Used Car That Has Had Three or More Owners?
A used car with three or more previous owners can still be a smart purchase. The number of people who have owned a vehicle does not automatically tell you whether it has been maintained properly,…
10 Cars With the Lowest Five-Year Depreciation in the U.S.
A car’s purchase price is only part of what it costs to own. Depreciation, the loss in market value over time, can quietly become one of the largest expenses motorists face. Some vehicles lose a…
8 Ownership Costs That Matter More Than Fuel Economy
Fuel economy is an important consideration when buying a car, but it does not determine the full cost of ownership. Insurance premiums, depreciation, financing interest, maintenance, repairs, tires, registration fees, and parking can significantly affect…
8 Features That Can Make a Used Car More Expensive to Repair
A used car’s purchase price can look attractive until an expensive feature needs replacement. Modern vehicles offer advanced safety systems, sophisticated suspensions, turbocharged engines, and technology-packed interiors, but these additions can increase repair complexity as…
10 Used Cars That Retain Their Value Even After 100,000 Miles
A car reaching 100,000 miles does not automatically mean its best years are behind it. Some used vehicles remain desirable because of their durability, practical design, established reputation, and continued demand among American buyers. However,…
Penske Automotive Agrees to $16.3 Billion Buyout in Major Dealership Industry Shake-Up
Penske Automotive Group has agreed to leave the public stock market in a transaction led by its two largest shareholders, Penske Corporation and Japan’s Mitsui & Co. Announced on October 15, 2026, the deal values…
2027 Kia Sorento Hybrid Pricing Reveals How It Competes With America’s Family SUVs
Kia has announced U.S. pricing for the 2027 Sorento Hybrid, with the three-row SUV starting at $39,090 before destination charges. The updated lineup introduces a new X-Line EX trim with darker exterior styling, while the…
Lexus Reveals Its 2027 U.S. Growth Priorities as Luxury Competition Intensifies
Lexus is heading into 2027 with plans to increase U.S. sales while maintaining tight inventory control, strengthening dealership relationships, and expanding powertrain choices. The luxury division of Toyota Motor North America wants to build on…
New AI Platform Aims to Catch Hidden Fees and Pricing Errors in Car Listings
Online vehicle shopping often begins with a price that looks attractive, only for buyers to discover additional charges, conditional rebates, or financing requirements later in the process. OfferWerks is attempting to address that problem with…
Porsche Mission S Concept Offers a Preview of the Brand’s Next Performance Direction
Porsche has unveiled the Mission S, a vision model that previews the next stage of its sports-car design and introduces plans for a new mid-engined super-sports-car platform. Revealed in New York on October 15, 2026,…
Tesla Unveils a ‘Flying’ Roadster With SpaceX Rocket Technology
Tesla has finally revealed its long-delayed next-generation Roadster, but the electric sports car’s most unusual feature is not its acceleration or claimed top speed. At an event held at SpaceX’s testing facility in McGregor, Texas,…
How to Tell How Long a Car Has Really Been Sitting on a Dealer Lot
A car advertised online today might have arrived at the dealership yesterday, or it could have been sitting unsold for several months. That difference matters when negotiating because an aging vehicle may give a dealer…
6 EVs That Lost Half Their Value in Three Years, and 6 That Held Their Worth
Electric vehicles can deliver impressive performance, quiet driving, and reduced routine maintenance, but their resale values vary considerably. Some models lose more than half their original value within three years, creating significant losses for first…
8 Things to Check Before Buying a Former Rental Car
Former rental cars can offer an attractive route to used-car ownership because rental companies regularly sell vehicles as they refresh their fleets. Many examples are relatively recent models, and some come with documented maintenance histories.…
10 Dealer Fees to Check Before You Sign a Car Purchase Contract
Buying a car involves more than negotiating the advertised price. Before you sign, the dealership may present a purchase contract containing documentation charges, preparation costs, electronic filing fees, and optional protection products. Some charges cover…
5 Honda Models with the Most Reports vs. 5 with the Fewest
Honda has earned a strong reputation for practical vehicles, efficient engines, and dependable everyday transportation. Yet owner complaints reveal differences between models, generations, and individual model years. Some Honda vehicles have accumulated thousands of reports…
10 Repairs That Commonly Arrive Between 100,000 and 150,000 Miles
Reaching 100,000 miles is a significant milestone for any vehicle, but it can also mark the beginning of a new phase of maintenance. As cars accumulate mileage, certain components experience wear from heat, friction, road…
Porsche Dealership Lawsuit Raises Questions About Manufacturer Franchise Rules
A dispute between Porsche and dealership group The Collective is raising an important question in the U.S. automotive industry. How much authority should automakers have to require franchised dealers to invest in showroom facilities, customer…
8 Engine Problems That Often Start With a Small Oil Leak
A small engine oil leak may seem harmless at first, especially when a vehicle runs smoothly and leaves only a few drops on the driveway. However, even a minor leak can develop into a costly…