Acura is preparing a major expansion of its U.S. lineup, confirming three new SUVs aimed at different buyers. The plan includes an adventure-focused model scheduled for the first half of 2028, an eight-passenger flagship positioned…
6 Sports Cars That Lost the Least Value in Five Years
Sports cars are often associated with expensive ownership, but some models hold their resale value remarkably well. In the United States, five-year depreciation depends on factors such as buyer demand, production numbers, performance credentials, and…
7 Cars Consumer Reports Stopped Recommending This Year
Consumer Reports removed its recommendation from 18 vehicles for the 2026 model year after its latest owner survey identified below-average predicted reliability. The findings, published on December 4, 2025, were based on responses covering more…
7 Car Recalls Where NHTSA Told Owners Not to Drive at All
A vehicle recall usually means owners should arrange a repair as soon as possible, but some safety defects demand a much more urgent response. In the United States, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)…
6 Cars That Scored “Good” in Every IIHS Crash Test
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) evaluates vehicles through several crash tests designed to measure occupant protection in different collision scenarios. Its “Good” rating is the highest of four crashworthiness grades, ahead of Acceptable,…
7 Cars That Lost Top Safety Pick When IIHS Raised the Bar
A car earning an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Top Safety Pick award is not guaranteed to keep that recognition when testing standards become tougher. The IIHS regularly updates its evaluations to reflect changing…
Porsche Deliveries Fell 16% and the 718 Collapsed 79%
Porsche delivered 178,532 vehicles worldwide during the first nine months of 2026, a 16% decline from the 212,509 cars delivered during the same period last year. The German luxury automaker is facing weaker demand across…
Chevy Raises Tahoe and Suburban Prices $300 on Every Trim Weeks After Launch
Chevrolet has increased prices across the entire 2027 Tahoe and Suburban lineups by $300, just weeks after publishing the SUVs’ initial pricing. The adjustment applies to every trim, drivetrain, and engine combination, while the destination…
7 Chinese Cars That Earned 5 Stars in Euro NCAP
Chinese automakers are earning attention across international markets, and vehicle safety is one area where their progress can be measured through independent crash testing. Euro NCAP, the European New Car Assessment Programme, evaluates how well…
Tesla Drops the Name Full Self-Driving in Europe and Keeps It in America
Tesla has changed the name of its advanced driver-assistance package in Europe from Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to Tesla Assisted Driving, while continuing to market the system as Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in the United States. The…
NHTSA Asks Why GMC Sierra Grille Parts Still Fly Off After the Recall Fix
General Motors is facing fresh scrutiny over a safety problem affecting GMC Sierra 1500 pickups after federal regulators received reports that chrome upper grille deflectors continued to detach even after some trucks received a recall…
7 Car Brands That Keep Annual Repair Bills Among the Lowest in America
A car’s purchase price is only the beginning of its ownership costs. Unexpected repairs, replacement parts, and routine maintenance can add hundreds of dollars to a driver’s annual budget, making brand choice an important financial…
10 Cars Most Often Resold Within a Year
Buying a new car is usually viewed as a long-term commitment, yet some vehicles return to the used-car market within months of their original purchase. A study by iSeeCars analyzed more than 18.5 million new-car…
7 Cars From the 1990s That Got Better MPG Than Their Modern Versions
The 1990s produced several cars that delivered surprisingly impressive fuel economy without hybrid batteries, sophisticated driver assistance systems, or today’s complex powertrains. Some compact sedans and lightweight hatchbacks could travel considerable distances on a gallon…
10 Things to Check Before Towing in Winter
Winter towing requires careful preparation, reliable equipment, and a clear understanding of how cold weather affects vehicles, trailers, and road conditions. Low temperatures, icy surfaces, reduced visibility, and frozen components can make towing more challenging…
Federal Regulators Open a File on Tesla Robotaxis Speeding in School Zones
Federal safety regulators are reviewing allegations that Tesla robotaxis exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones, raising questions about how automated driving systems respond to some of the most sensitive areas on public roads.…
5 Cars Where a Headlight Bulb Change Takes Ten Minutes and 5 That Need Bumper Removal
Headlight bulb replacement can be either a simple under-hood maintenance job or a surprisingly involved repair. On some older vehicles, the bulb sits directly behind the headlamp and can be removed with little more than…
6 Pickups Ranked by Fuel Economy
Pickup trucks have traditionally prioritized towing strength, payload capacity, and rugged construction over fuel efficiency. That balance is changing as hybrid systems, turbocharged engines, and modern diesel powertrains help trucks travel farther on a gallon…
10 Car Brands That Earn Owners’ Trust Through Reliability and Satisfaction
A dependable car should do more than start every morning. It should keep repair bills manageable, deliver consistent performance, and leave owners confident about their purchase. In the United States, Consumer Reports evaluates reliability using…
7 Best-Selling Cars in Europe vs America
Europe and America buy vehicles for different reasons, and their sales rankings reveal just how sharply those preferences can diverge. European buyers gravitate toward compact hatchbacks, affordable small cars, and practical crossovers, while the American…
10 Countries That Build the Most Cars
The global automotive industry reached a new production record in 2025, manufacturing 96.38 million motor vehicles worldwide, according to the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA). China maintained a commanding lead, while the United…
6 Pickups Then vs Now: How Much Bigger They Got
American pickups have changed dramatically since their earliest generations. What once counted as a compact work truck can look surprisingly small beside a modern model, with today’s pickups offering wider bodies, longer wheelbases, roomier cabins,…
6 Family Cars Today With More Horsepower Than 1990s Sports Cars
The 1990s gave enthusiasts memorable sports cars with sharp handling, distinctive engines, and impressive performance for their time. Yet modern family vehicles can now deliver power figures that once belonged to dedicated two-seat coupes and…
7 Old-vs-New Crash Tests That Show How Far Safety Came
Crash testing has transformed vehicle safety by revealing how bodies deform, how restraints protect occupants, and where serious injuries can occur. Older vehicles were built before many modern crash-test procedures and occupant-protection technologies became standard.…
7 Countries With the Most Cars per Person
Some countries have far more passenger cars relative to their populations than others. The difference reflects household income, commuting habits, public transportation, geography, and the cost of owning a vehicle. To avoid mixing outdated figures…
10 Ways a Car Fails a Pre-Purchase Inspection
Buying a used car can feel like finding a bargain until a mechanic uncovers problems hidden beneath its polished exterior. A vehicle may start easily, drive smoothly, and look immaculate while concealing structural damage, worn…
8 Things to Do Before Lending Someone Your Car
Lending your car to a friend, relative, or colleague might seem like a simple favor, but handing over the keys also means sharing responsibility for a valuable asset. An unexpected accident, an insurance dispute, an…
6 Luxury Cars With Worse IIHS Headlight Ratings Than Cheap Cars
A luxury badge, a high purchase price, and sophisticated styling do not guarantee better nighttime visibility. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) demonstrated this in its 2016 headlight evaluations, when several luxury cars received…
6 Cars With 5 NHTSA Stars but Poor IIHS Results
A five-star safety rating sounds reassuring, but it does not mean a vehicle performs exceptionally in every safety evaluation. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) use…
6 Cars Most Expensive to Repair After a Crash
A minor collision can produce a surprisingly large repair bill when a vehicle uses expensive body structures, specialized replacement parts, and sophisticated electronics. In the United States, CCC reported that the average total repair cost…