The Cheapest Car to Maintain Is a Tesla Model 3 at $3,587 Over 10 Years

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Buying a car is only the beginning of its expenses. Over the following decade, owners must budget for maintenance, repairs, tires, and other costs that can significantly increase the price of keeping a vehicle on…

6 Sports Cars That Excelled in Crash Tests and 6 That Fell Short

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Sports cars are usually designed around performance, handling, and driver engagement, but those priorities do not automatically tell us how well a vehicle protects its occupants in a crash. Modern crash testing can reveal major…

10 Best-Selling Vehicles Through Nine Months, By Units and Year-Over-Year Change

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The automotive market provides a clear picture of consumer preferences, purchasing power, and changing transportation needs. Sales figures recorded during the first nine months of a year help identify which vehicles attract the most buyers…

Porsche Deliveries Drop 16% as China Weakness Forces a Shift Toward Exclusivity

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Porsche’s global deliveries fell 16% in the first nine months of 2026, as weakening demand in China, the departure of its combustion-powered 718 sports cars, and a strategic shift toward higher-value vehicles weighed on sales.…

Denso Plans $3.3 Billion Investment to Expand Automotive Chip Production

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Japanese automotive supplier Denso is investing heavily in semiconductor technology as vehicles become increasingly dependent on electronics, software, and advanced driver-assistance systems. The company announced plans to invest approximately 500 billion yen, equivalent to $3.3…

Thailand Floods Disrupt Auto Parts Supply Chains, Affecting Toyota and Isuzu

Isuzu D-Max Blade pickup parked on rugged terrain, showcasing off-road styling and capability

Thailand’s automotive industry is facing fresh supply-chain pressure after severe flooding forced automotive parts suppliers to suspend operations and disrupted deliveries to major vehicle manufacturers. The disruption has affected companies including Toyota, Isuzu, Ford, Nissan,…

Stellantis Partners With Wayve to Accelerate AI Driving Technology Across Its Brands

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Stellantis is turning to artificial intelligence to accelerate the development of advanced driver-assistance systems, partnering with British autonomous-driving startup Wayve to reduce engineering costs and shorten the time needed to bring new driving features to…

Gabriel India and Forvia Join Forces to Develop Advanced Automotive Seating Systems

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Gabriel India has joined forces with French automotive technology supplier Forvia to develop and manufacture advanced seating systems for the Indian automotive market, marking a strategic expansion beyond Gabriel’s traditional suspension and ride-control business. The…