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New vehicle prices have topped $50,000 while auto loan delinquencies reach historic highs — a troubling combination that suggests Americans can no longer afford the cars they’re buying. Here’s what ...

Automaker General Motors (GM) reported mixed first quarter results on Tuesday, posting $43.62 billion in quarterly revenue ...

If you’re ever spent time wondering how there are so many more high-end cars on America’s roads than there were a generation ago, and how on earth people can afford them, well, it looks like the shift ...

Electric vehicles have been on a bit of a roller coaster ride in America over the last decade. The EV market began its growth in the 2010s, first with low-range compliance cars, before the doors were ...

Each year, Consumer Reports analyzes which used vehicle pages its members visit most, and the results serve as a near-perfect ...

2025 was a “reset” year for used cars. Prices didn’t collapse, but the market became more normal: more cars showed up on dealer lots, prices moved in smaller steps, and timing mattered again. Spring: ...

Economic uncertainty makes investors nervous. It probably should. But if you're a classic car collector, the historical data suggests you have less to worry about than you might think - and ...

A growing number of consumers are shying away from the new car market as prices increasingly become out of reach. But used cars aren't offering much relief either, according to auto industry experts.

European market monitor for cars and vans offers data on new registrations and estimates of manufacturers’ compliance with ...