If there’s one term that can define the economy in 2025, it’s “K-shaped.” Wealthy Americans are having a great year as their ...

Data show that nearly all automakers have been raising the fees they charge buyers to deliver vehicles to dealerships to ...

The increasing average price is driven by tariffs, increased investment costs of EV infrastructure and consumer preference ...

Shoppers need to devote 36.3 weeks of average household income to buy a new car. And full-size pickups aren't getting any ...

Price increases are expected to taper off, while buyers benefit from lower borrowing costs and a new tax benefit, Oxford Economics said.

Vehicle prices have risen because of Trump's tariffs and supply chain issues, but dealers are still trying to clear their stock for new models.

“Many new-car buyers today are in their peak earning years and are less price-sensitive, opting for vehicles at the higher ...

Did high prices, high interest rates or tariff uncertainty scare you off from buying a new car this year? You’re in good company. Americans aren’t racing out to buy new cars, with the steady drumbeat ...

The latest Consumer Price Index was below what economists had expected and likely reflects what they called distortions ...

Explore 5 new crossovers for 2026 that offer style, performance, and value—perfect options for middle-class buyers looking ...

New cars slated for release in 2026 and beyond include the Jaguar Type 00, the Rivian R2, the Dodge Charger Sixpack, and the ...

Off-roading is dominated by Jeep Wranglers, Ford Broncos, Toyota models and plenty of other SUVs and pickup trucks on the new ...