Tennessee’s vehicle theft pattern has historically leaned heavily toward pickup trucks, with full-size Ford and Chevrolet pickups occupying the top two positions in the NICB Hot Wheels state table. The data comes from vehicle thefts…
10 Vehicles With the Longest Average Ownership in the Midwest
The Midwest has a reputation for tough driving conditions, from harsh winters and road salt to long highway commutes, yet many owners continue keeping their vehicles for well over a decade. iSeeCars found substantial differences…
10 Cars With the Lowest Annual Fuel Cost Under $1,500
Fuel costs can quietly become one of the largest recurring expenses of owning a car, especially for drivers covering thousands of miles every year. The EPA’s FuelEconomy.gov database provides a standardized way to compare those…
10 Vehicles With the Highest Repair Frequency After Warranty
Some vehicles are costly because their repairs come with high price tags. Others become frustrating to own because they seem to spend too much time at the repair shop. RepairPal’s frequency metric looks at how…
10 Most Stolen Vehicles in Connecticut
Connecticut’s vehicle-theft pattern looks different from the national picture. In the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s 2021 Hot Wheels state table, passenger cars dominated Connecticut’s top targets, with the Honda Accord leading at 464 reported thefts.…
8 Cars That Became Collectible the Day They Were Cancelled
Some cars gain collector status only after years have passed, while others attract attention almost from the moment production ends. Limited numbers, distinctive engineering, strong enthusiast interest, and a confirmed end to production can quickly…
5 Best Honda Passport Years vs 5 to Avoid
The Honda Passport has gone through two very different eras. The original Passport was a truck-based SUV sold around the turn of the century, while the name returned in 2019 as a larger two-row crossover…
10 Vehicles Sold in the U.S. That Are Classified as Trucks But Look Like Cars
In the United States, the line between a car and a truck can become surprisingly blurry. Federal classifications, body styles, cargo ratings, and manufacturer decisions can place certain vehicles in the truck category even when…
10 Classic Muscle Cars Now Worth More Than a New Corvette
The benchmark for this list is the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 1LT, which starts at $70,000 before destination charges, taxes, title, license, and dealer fees. The cars below are not simply expensive because they are…
8 Cars That Improved Their IIHS Rating After a Redesign
Vehicle redesigns often bring more than fresh styling, updated technology, and new engines. They can also change how a car performs in crash tests. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, or IIHS, regularly evaluates vehicles…
Bentley Unveils Its First Production EV With 375 Miles of Range
Bentley has taken a major step into the EV market with the debut of the Torcal, its first production battery-electric model. The luxury SUV brings Bentley’s signature focus on performance, handcrafted quality, and comfort to…
Nissan and Honda Move Toward Standardized Vehicle Computers for Next-Generation Cars
Nissan and Honda are taking a significant step toward making their future vehicles more like software platforms, agreeing to jointly develop standardized electronic control units and core software for next-generation software-defined vehicles. The two Japanese…
Toyota Confirms Extended-Range EV Production for China Starting in 2027
Toyota is preparing to enter one of China’s fastest-changing corners of the electrified vehicle market. The Japanese automaker plans to begin production of its first extended-range electric vehicle, or EREV, in China in spring 2027,…
Europe’s August Car Sales Jump as EV Demand Offsets Petrol and Diesel Declines
Europe’s car market delivered a strong August performance, but the most important part of the latest sales data is not simply that registrations increased. The bigger story is the rapid change in what European buyers…
GM and Ford Face Further U.S. Market-Share Pressure as Buyers Shift Preferences
General Motors and Ford are losing more ground in the U.S. new-vehicle market than other major automakers tracked in the latest industry forecast, as buyers increasingly gravitate toward hybrids, fuel-efficient vehicles, and brands with broader…
Honda Could Invest Up to $2.5 Billion in a New U.S. Hybrid Plant
Honda is reportedly preparing for a major expansion of its U.S. hybrid manufacturing operations, with the Japanese automaker potentially investing as much as $2.5 billion in a new vehicle plant in Ohio. The reported project…
California’s Car-Buying Rules Change October 1
California car buyers are about to get a set of new protections that could significantly change how vehicles are advertised, priced, and sold at dealerships. Beginning October 1, 2026, California’s Combating Auto Retail Scams Act,…
8 Situations Where a Lender Can Repossess a Car Without Warning
Car financing gives borrowers access to vehicles while allowing lenders to protect their money through a security interest in the car. When a borrower breaks certain terms of the financing agreement, the lender may have…
10 Classic Cars That Doubled in Value in Five Years
The classic-car market has changed dramatically since 2021. Some cars have barely moved in value, while others have climbed into entirely different price brackets as collectors have placed greater importance on rarity, originality, naturally aspirated…
9 Cars Whose Driver-Assist Systems Received a Poor Rating in the U.S.
Driver-assistance technology has become common in modern American cars, but its presence does not automatically mean a system offers strong protection against driver distraction or misuse. In 2024, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tested…
8 Motorcycle Brands With the Fewest Owner Complaints
A motorcycle can be exciting on the showroom floor and frustrating six months later if small problems keep sending it back to the garage. Reliability data can provide a useful counterpoint to styling, performance, and…
10 Paint Protection Products Worth What They Cost
Paint protection has exploded far beyond a Saturday-morning wax job. Cars now carry film, coatings, and hybrid sprays layered in ways that used to be reserved for supercars. But the category is also full of…
10 Car Body Repairs That Jumped in Price Since 2024
A small parking-lot bump used to be a minor annoyance. Today it can become a shocking invoice. Since 2024, collision costs have climbed faster than most household bills. Industry data from 2026 shows the pattern…
9 Vehicles Rated Poor in Vehicle-to-Vehicle Front Crash Prevention
Vehicle safety technology has changed significantly in recent years, with automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning becoming common across the US vehicle market. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, or IIHS, introduced a tougher…
10 Things a Certified Pre-Owned Car Does Not Actually Guarantee
Buying a certified pre-owned car can feel safer than buying a regular used vehicle, but certification has limits. A certified pre-owned, or CPO, car has usually passed a manufacturer or dealership inspection and may come…
11 Cars to Re-Check If You Bought Before the 2024 EV Tax Credit Criteria Change
Buying an electric vehicle before a tax credit rule change can leave you wondering whether your purchase still qualifies. In 2024, federal EV tax credit requirements changed significantly, particularly for battery sourcing, vehicle assembly, and…
10 Cars Where the Front Seats Got Airbags but the Back Seats Didn’t
Modern cars are packed with airbags, but that does not mean every seating position receives the same protection. Front occupants have benefited from decades of development in frontal airbags, side airbags, knee airbags, crash tensioners,…
8 Hybrids that Beat Both Gas and Electric on Total Cost
Car buyers have been sold a simple story for years. Gas is cheap upfront. Electric is cheap to run. Choose your trade-off and move on. That story is falling apart in 2026. AAA’s newest Your…
11 EVs Where Cheap Charging Doesn’t Offset Depreciation
Electric cars were sold on a simple promise. Cheap electricity would quietly pay back the higher sticker price. The math looked clean on paper. In the real used-car market, it has not held up. AAA’s…
Mercedes-Benz Warns Two German Plants Could Close as Cost Pressures Mount
Mercedes-Benz has issued one of its strongest warnings yet about the future of its German manufacturing footprint, telling employees that two plants could eventually be closed if the automaker cannot reduce production costs. The warning…