New car prices in the United States have climbed to levels that would have seemed extreme a decade ago, and the shift is not ...

The U.S. car business is grappling with a stubborn affordability problem, one that threatens to relegate more Americans to the used-car lot and leave automakers vulnerable to lower-priced rivals.

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AutoGuide takes a look ahead at the most anticipated cars and SUVs arriving in 2026 and 2027—models that may be worth waiting for if you’re planning a new purchase. From the return of the Honda ...

If you care about what is coming next more than what is on dealer lots today, the next couple of years are going to be busy. Hybrids and EVs dominate upcoming models with smarter tech, advanced safety ...

Tesla has added a new all-wheel drive version of the Model Y in the US, priced at $41,990, based on an update to its website on Monday. It’s a small lineup change with an immediate payoff for shoppers ...

There's no getting around it: new cars these days are downright expensive, even at the bottom end of the market. So, what ...

A new analysis of millions of vehicles reveals the most reliable new cars under $30K — and which models offer the best ...

Tesla's new Model Y is the best electric car I've driven, but this new Performance spec takes the family SUV and gives it the power of a supercar. Connor Jewiss Former Contributor Connor is a ...

Average new-car transaction prices in the United States cracked $50,000 for the first time in late 2025, a threshold that would have seemed absurd a decade ago. That record, combined with elevated ...

In 2024, US buyers had a choice of three cars priced under $20,000. Now, there are none. Data on car-buying costs released Monday show how much the loss of cheaper models can hurt customers: New car ...

Australia is the most competitive new-car market in the world, with more than 60 brands fighting for just over a million sales with hundreds of models. So surely we have enough choice, right?