In March, the average new car sold for $171 below asking price, according to Kelley Blue Book. But that’s still higher than before COVID.

The technology, new to the U.S., can potentially make driving at night safer, says David Aylor of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Inventory is rising as people sell extra vehicles to take advantage of high prices and dealerships make enticing trade-in offers, experts say.

Low auto inventories are giving car dealers a lot more leverage.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession there’s no way anyone would have predicted sales this robust.

It might be a good time to find a bargain, but that present might not be appreciated.

Ford looked into why sales of its Transit van were higher among small businesses and found mobile storefronts replacing brick and mortar.

Global automakers, to take one example, are finding the downward trend concerning.

The new Model Y is — technically — a lot like the Model 3.