It's no secret that new vehicles continue to rise in price, but there are still several you can get at a reasonable price.

Car prices remain high; average over $50,000; financing and maintenance are costly challenges. Consider full ownership costs: insurance, maintenance, fuel, resale value, and registration fees.

As prices remain high, more buyers are stretching payments across 72-month or even 84-month loans. While a longer loan lowers ...

We’ve all heard the advice that you should never accept the first offer. This wisdom is especially true in the world of used ...

Despite new-car loan rates falling to a three-year low, the average monthly payment climbed to a record $781 in December. Higher payments reflect higher car prices and bigger loan balances—offsetting ...

New-car prices just crossed $50,000, and Stellantis thinks that’s a problem worth fixing with smaller, cheaper vehicles aimed ...

Used car shoppers are finally getting some relief as prices retreat from the pandemic peak, but the pullback is far from ...

With Realtors driving more than most workers, 2026’s growing used-car supply, strong trade-ins and easing rates may cut costs ...

Automakers Ford and Hyundai have begun producing small pickup truck models. Here's how much the small trucks cost after some ...

Summer demand, holidays, and low inventory could drive used car prices higher. Here are the 10 worst times to buy and how ...

Women aren’t offered cheaper car insurance than men on the basis of their gender, but they often benefit from cheaper ...

Costco’s Auto Program is a great idea for shoppers who are too nervous, too inexperienced, or too busy to negotiate on a new ...