Cars

Acura unveiled its all new SUV that adds to its current lineup of the RDX and MDX vehicles, and sports the same engine as the brand's four-door sedan.

Tesla is recalling 2,431 Cybertrucks over a potential issue with their drive inverters, according to a recall report submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Luxury automaker Bentley unveiled a change to its “Beyond100" initiative on Thursday, announcing it will now keep manufacturing plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) until 2035.

Volkswagen is recalling nearly 114,500 of its Beetle and Passat vehicles in response to the risk that their driver’s side airbag inflators could explode.

Stellantis, which has been working to reduce its inventory levels in North America, announced it was indefinitely laying off over 1,000 workers at its Jeep assembly plant in Ohio.

The Insurance Information Institute's analysis of industry data from 2022 and 2023 shows a 14% increase in staged accidents on an annual basis in New York and a 58% spike in New Jersey.

American consumers are voting with their dollar at car dealerships nationwide, where both average car costs and average insurance rates have spiked in 2024.

Honda is recalling about 720,800 vehicles across several models in response to the risk they could have a faulty part within the high-pressure fuel pump.

Stellantis is recalling more than 21,000 2024-2025 model-year Alfa Romeo Tonale PHEV SUVs and 2024 model-year Dodge Hornet PHEV SUVs over a potential brake pedal issue.

Honda is recalling about 1.7 million Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. over concerns they may have a defective steering gearbox component that could pose a safety risk.

Amid skyrocketing costs of cars, car parts, and car insurance Generation Z has seen a historically rare decrease in automobile ownership, according to a new report.

The looming strike that is expected to begin next week if dockworkers at ports throughout the East and Gulf coasts are unable to negotiate a new contract will impact car dealers.

GM is recalling 450,000 2023 and 2024 trucks and SUVs of varying models due to a faulty brake fluid light apparently caused by a computer issue that doesn't relay the necessary information.

Ford is recalling about 144,500 of its Maverick pickup trucks over concerns that the rearview camera display could show a frozen image while backing up.

More than 43,-000 Toyota Sequoia Hybrid sport utility vehicles are being recalled because their tow hitch covers could fall off, according to the NHTSA.

There is a recall of roughly 90,700 Ford and Lincoln vehicles that the report says, "may contain intake valves that have a propensity to crack and break."

An auto industry expert explains why consumers should start their car shopping now. There is downward pressure on prices due to high interest rates, paving the way for incentives.

Ford on Wednesday said it will not produce its planned electric three-row SUV and instead “now plans to leverage hybrid technologies for its next three-row SUVs."

BMW recently launched a recall of nearly 720,800 vehicles across several models in response to the risk of a short circuit by their water pump connector.

A number of car owners are dragging their feet in terms of addressing any recalls impacting their vehicles. In fact, some admitted they never plan to.