A motorcycle moving between stopped cars at a red light may look unusual to some drivers, but in Arizona, that maneuver can be legal when specific rules are followed. The important date is September 12,…

A dented bumper or cracked headlight can look like a straightforward repair, yet modern vehicles can turn seemingly minor crashes into surprisingly expensive insurance claims. CCC Intelligent Solutions reported that total losses reached a record…

For many American drivers, a plug-in hybrid can provide much of an EV’s quiet, electric-powered driving without requiring a complete switch away from gasoline. That matters for people who take frequent road trips, live where…

Charging speed can matter just as much as battery range when an EV is used for long highway journeys. A vehicle with excellent range can still lose time if it needs a lengthy stop between…

The 2028 model year is shaping up to bring major changes inside several familiar vehicles. Automakers are redesigning cabins around larger displays, smarter software, improved materials, more flexible storage, and quieter, more premium surroundings. In…

As manual transmissions become increasingly rare in the U.S., several performance cars are approaching major model changes that could alter their transmission choices. The outlook differs from one vehicle to another. Some manual transmissions have…

Buying a used car can save money, but its history matters just as much as its age, mileage, and appearance. Some vehicles spend their early years as rental cars, accumulating miles from dozens or even…

Most drivers budget for gas. Almost nobody budgets for value loss. That instinct is backwards, and the 2026 numbers prove it. AAA’s 2026 Your Driving Costs study puts the average annual cost of owning and…

Sticker price is the number everyone obsesses over. It is also the least useful number for understanding what a car actually costs. According to AAA’s 2026 Your Driving Costs study, the average new vehicle now costs…

Choosing the right Nissan Rogue engine requires more than comparing horsepower or fuel economy figures. The 2.5-liter four-cylinder and newer 1.5-liter VC-Turbo offer different strengths, and their ownership histories deserve careful attention. The 2.5-liter engine…

American roads carry a strange contradiction. The vehicles that protect their own drivers best are often the ones that hurt everyone else the most. This isn’t a coincidence. It’s physics. The Insurance Institute for Highway…

The GMC Terrain is a compact SUV designed for buyers who want practical space, modern technology, available all-wheel drive, and a comfortable daily driving experience. When comparing Terrain trims, the lowest purchase price does not…

Car insurance costs are beginning to rise again after a period when drivers benefited from falling premiums. The shift is putting fresh pressure on household budgets as insurers respond to higher repair bills, expensive vehicle…

Financing rates can change the real cost of a new vehicle by thousands of dollars, making a promotional APR worth examining before negotiating the purchase price. In September 2026, several automakers are offering unusually low…

Reliability matters more when an SUV is carrying children, commuting every day, handling road trips, and facing years of changing weather. For American families, a dependable vehicle can mean fewer unexpected repairs, less time in…

Adding a teenage driver to a family auto insurance policy can create a major financial shock. Families may see their premiums rise sharply once a young driver gets behind the wheel, with costs in some…

Cars carry more folklore than almost any other machine we own. Some myths were true once. Others never were. Our parents told us to warm up the engine. Mechanics told us to change oil every…

A 12-year-old vehicle no longer needs to be judged by its original showroom appeal. At this age, maintenance history, parts availability, durability, and repair costs matter far more than a long equipment list. That is…

The Kia Sorento is one of the most competitive three-row midsize SUVs in the United States. For 2026, it spans eight distinct trims, starting at the LX and climbing all the way to the off-road-styled…

Buying a new car is usually expected to be a straightforward transaction, but limited supply and intense demand can turn certain models into expensive purchases. Dealer markups can push a vehicle far above its advertised…

Buying a vehicle involves more than the price printed on the window. A dealer documentation fee, often called a doc fee, can add hundreds of dollars to the final bill for preparing contracts, title paperwork,…

A used car can look immaculate in a driveway and still hide a transmission problem, structural repair, worn suspension, or expensive electrical fault. That is why a pre-purchase inspection matters even more when shopping for…

The 2026 IIHS awards are tougher than they were in previous years, making a Top Safety Pick+ badge a meaningful achievement rather than simply a familiar safety label. For 2026, vehicles must earn good ratings…

The first 90 days can reveal a surprising amount about a new vehicle. J.D. Power’s 2026 U.S. Initial Quality study measures problems reported by owners after 90 days, using a problems-per-100-vehicles (PP100) score where fewer…

A vehicle that holds its value can make a major difference when it is time to trade it in for something newer. Kelley Blue Book’s 2026 Best Resale Value Awards show just how wide the…

Some cars are replaced after only a few years, while others remain trusted transportation long after their warranties expire. iSeeCars studied more than 660,000 vehicles to identify models whose original owners were most likely to…