Advice

As the nation slowly reopens amid the COVID-19 pandemic, automakers continue to pour on the discounts heading into June.

Here are eight key questions we think qualify as “must asks” when buying a used car.

We usually advise you on what you should buy — but since the coronavirus pandemic idled auto plants for more than two months, now we need to advise you on what you can buy.

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If testing a car’s USB ports seems a weird idea, there are a few things you don’t know.

If you’ve purchased a car and found it had an oval USB-C port you probably have a lot of questions.

If we’ve learned anything about mobile devices by testing thousands of vehicles, it’s that not all smartphones play nice with all vehicles — or even with all USB ports in one vehicle.

Here are our top 10 most popular advice articles helping to guide car shoppers and car owners through the coronavirus pandemic.

The TPMS can determine real-time tire pressure and detect when a tire’s air pressure is a specific level below the manufacturer’s recommended levels.

Find out as much as possible about an advertised vehicle before you go to see it, and get an early read on the seller, whether it's an individual or a dealership, to try and reduce your chances of buying someone else's problems.