U.S. Traffic Fatalities Fell 12% in 2025, Even as Americans Drove More
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 drop — the largest in recent memory — spared an estimated 5,000 lives compared with the prior year, though safety advocates warn that dangerous
A new industry study found that dealerships are answering customer inquiries more quickly and through more channels than ever before. But the same technology driving
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
The year-end holiday stretch between Christmas and New Year’s consistently ranks as one of the most dangerous periods on U.S. roads. Traffic safety experts warn
At a California Energy Commission business meeting on Wednesday, consumer and environmental advocates sharply criticized the oil industry’s resistance to market reforms, pointing to new
In a year when the average price of a new car has climbed past $50,000 for the first time, Consumer Reports has released its 2026
CHICAGO — Following the launch of its AI-powered search tool, Carson™, Cars.com Inc. reported on Wednesday that artificial intelligence was increasingly shaping how Americans bought
Tariffs are reshaping how Americans buy cars—but not necessarily dampening their satisfaction. According to the newly released J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index (SSI)
When it comes to buying a new car, every shopper has a short list of features they simply can’t live without. A new survey by
LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a major provider of data and analytics for the insurance and automotive industries, has released new findings that illuminate how personalized, well-timed
If it feels like American roads have become more hostile, a new study suggests that’s no illusion. Nearly every driver—96 percent—admits to engaging in some
The in-car technology experience continues to evolve rapidly, but many drivers remain frustrated with how automakers are designing and implementing multimedia systems. According to the