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As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, 61.4 million people are expected to take to the streets

iSeeCars ranked the Mustang dead last for annual mileage, but the study only counted three-year-olds sold in 2025, not the owners who kept driving theirs

EV prices fell for an eleventh straight month, the only real break shoppers found across the May data

Japanese brands dominate as expected, but there’s an electric interloper crashing the durability party

Norway ran 24 electric cars to empty in mild summer weather, and two Chinese models landed at opposite ends of the honesty scale

The gap between China’s car subsidies and everyone else’s got so wide the OECD started comparing it to doping in professional sport

New IIHS teen-driver recommendations reveal surprising bargains and a few unexpected winners

New research exposes higher female injury risks while regulators and automakers race to catch up

New-car buyers are now borrowing more than $43,000 on average, pushing loan terms longer than ever just to keep payments manageable

Younger buyers, lower prices, and changing tastes may help sedans stage an unexpected return

Full-size SUVs and minivans saw some of the largest ownership-cost jumps this year, no thanks to a huge gas spike

A new IIHS study blames performance-heavy car ads for America’s speeding problem, while skipping a much bigger culprit

Pandemic-era car prices have left a growing share of American drivers owing far more than their vehicles are now worth

Your next vehicle might come with a payment plan that lasts longer than your marriage

Lexus, Subaru, and Toyota lead again while Tesla rises and Mazda faceplants in latest CR reliability report

Automakers are discounting EVs at nearly 15 percent of transaction price, and the gap with gas cars keeps shrinking