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America’s cars are getting harder to steal, or at least harder to get away with. According to a new analysis from the National Insurance Crime

JD Power’s 2026 U.S. Multimedia Quality and Satisfaction Study, shows infotainment systems  as the one major vehicle category to get worse even as overall quality

The daily commute has always carried its share of frustration, but a new analysis suggests that in certain American cities, frustration is curdling into something

Seating comfort, driver assistance, and old-fashioned traction have converged at the top of the automotive wish list for 2026, according to a new study from

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.