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Reaching 150 mph is already an extraordinary performance test, but getting back to zero makes the challenge far more demanding. Car and Driver’s 2026 0-to-150-to-0-mph test measured exactly that, sending 13 vehicles down a 2.2-mile…

Horsepower has become remarkably accessible in the U.S. market, with several 2026 cars delivering output figures that once belonged almost exclusively to exotic machinery. The supplied Jalopnik data identifies nine cars producing at least 590…

New-car shoppers in the U.S. market had an unusual advantage in September 2026, with many models selling for thousands of dollars below their sticker prices. TrueCar transaction data shows just how aggressive those discounts had…

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s automotive history is far more unusual than a typical celebrity garage. His vehicles range from a record-setting Bugatti and a one-off electric Mercedes G-Class to military-inspired Hummers, rare Bentleys, an Excalibur, and a…

Shopping for an SUV involves more than horsepower and cargo space. Insurance data tells its own story, revealing which models tend to protect occupants better and which ones rack up more injury claims. The Highway…

Choosing a family SUV is really a safety decision. Parents want proof, not slogans. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety supplies that proof through independent crash testing. Its Top Safety Pick+ award is the highest…

Buying a new car usually comes with the expectation that major repairs will be covered for several years. Yet warranty terms vary widely among US automakers. Some brands provide five years or more of basic…

Pedestrian deaths in the United States have climbed for over a decade. SUVs and pickups are linked to worse outcomes when they strike a person. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety now treats pedestrian braking…

Some supercars become valuable because they are rare, while others gain serious collector interest after enthusiasts recognize their design, engineering, or place in automotive history. In the United States, several exotic cars have experienced major…

Speeding tickets are often associated with powerful sports cars, but insurance data shows a more complicated picture. Some performance-oriented models do appear near the top, yet several ordinary compact cars and sedans also rank surprisingly…

Brake pads are among the most important wear items on any car, and their replacement cost can vary considerably across popular models in the United States. A compact sedan may need a relatively affordable brake…

Every time you fill your vehicle’s gas tank in the United States, part of what you pay goes toward fuel taxes. The exact amount depends on how much gasoline you purchase and the federal and…

When you finance a car in the United States, the monthly payment can make the process seem straightforward. You borrow the money, make regular payments, and eventually pay off the loan and own the vehicle.…

Buying a car can become more expensive when the finance rate offered by a dealership comes back higher than expected. A high rate does not always mean you have to accept the first financing offer…

Horsepower has entered a different era. A decade ago, crossing 1,000 horsepower was largely reserved for a small group of exotic hypercars. Today, electric motors and hybrid systems have pushed that figure into territory once…

Oil pump problems can be among the most serious mechanical faults an engine can develop because the pump is responsible for maintaining the oil pressure needed to protect moving internal components. A failure can sometimes…

A modern electric vehicle can be more than transportation when the power goes out. With bidirectional charging, some EVs can send stored battery energy back into a properly equipped home, turning a parked vehicle into…

J.D. Power’s 2026 APEAL Study shows that new-car satisfaction is becoming less about a single headline feature and more about how a vehicle feels to live with every day. The study recorded an industry average…

Buying an electric car can reduce fuel and maintenance costs, but depreciation can have a major effect on its long-term value. Some EVs lose far more money than others during the first five years of…

Reaching 250,000 miles is a serious test of automotive durability, maintenance, engineering, and owner care. For U.S. drivers planning to keep a sedan for many years, some models have a much stronger record of surviving…

Ever been surprised by a service bill just weeks after buying a new car? You’re not alone. Some automakers quietly cover your oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections for the first few years. Others hand…