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IIHS’ latest real-world death rate study highlights the roles of vehicle size, driver behavior and crash physics in fatal crashes

A new study shows nearly one in four financed car buyers added at least two years to their loan term to stay affordable

A German study of 100,000 cars found battery costs fell far faster than the EV prices those cheaper cells were supposed to lower

After years of falling values, used electric vehicles are suddenly getting more expensive, with Tesla models posting some of the biggest gains, and Porsche’s ICE icon suffering badly

Pickup drivers came down hard against electric power for off-road duty, and SUV owners weren’t far behind them

The law appears to be changing driver behavior, but the supporting data has notable limitations

Average new car prices are nearing $50,000, but one-third of dealer inventory is priced below $40,000

America’s car debt problem is getting worse, and even buyers with slow depreciating vehicles are hurting

New warranty claim data suggests used EV owners are far more likely to face ordinary mechanical and electrical faults than expensive battery failures

A new comparison of 10 vehicles found touchscreen-related distraction has increased

Seven year loans are becoming increasingly common and buyers are taking on a staggering amount of debt

Americans put their faith in Gen X while younger drivers turn to TikTok for automotive know-how

Detroit’s peak of 17.6 million sales came in 2016, and the forces working against a repeat are already locked in

Ford is now fixated on stopping problems before they even occur on newly-produced vehicles

A real-world test by Germany’s ADAC measured exactly how well interior shades, exterior canopies, window tints, and paint colors fight cabin heat

Sports cars hold out as the last colorful corner of a market that has quietly surrendered to gray and white