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For decades, the American automobile represented a cycle of constant renewal. New models arrived each fall with fresh styling, new technology and the promise of

Rules dating to the Great Depression have turned franchised auto dealers into a mandatory middleman — one that a new report says costs buyers up

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is requiring better crash avoidance technology and stronger rear-seat protection. Sixty-three vehicles have already qualified. By the end of

While public discourse regarding road safety typically centers on the sleek silhouettes of family SUVs and commuter sedans, a more utilitarian hazard remains largely in

The transition of the automobile from a mechanical marvel to a sprawling, intricate digital landscape has reached a volatile and transformative new chapter, according to

A new global scorecard finds a small group of automakers pulling ahead on clean, ethical supply chains — while Toyota, GM and others stall out.

The drop — the largest in recent memory — spared an estimated 5,000 lives compared with the prior year, though safety advocates warn that dangerous

The J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) indicates that long-term vehicle quality has reached its lowest point since the study’s significant redesign in