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With another school year kicking off, Cars.com editors share their favorite features for handling carpooling duty.

Looking for a deal a new car this month? Don’t leave the house until you read our selection of cars with deep discounts.

The complexity of in-car infotainment systems may actually be doing drivers more harm than good, a new study by AAA says.

According to a new study by CarMD, the District of Columbia has the highest check-engine-light-related repair costs of any district or state in the country for 2018.

The Armada full-size SUV is quiet, comfortable (in the first two rows), well-equipped and easy to like, but you’ll have to overlook its dated media tech, a tight third row and trucklike handling.

We break down Jeep Gladiator trims, there could be a pickup truck emoji thanks to Ford and plenty more besides complete our coverage of all things pickups this week.

Reviews and recalls dominate this week’s list of the most popular Cars.com news stories.

Think the destination price on most new cars is getting ridiculous? You aren’t alone. They’re up a lot, and here’s why.

Vehicle escape tools are intended to slash seat belts and shatter side windows to allow you to escape, but a new study released by AAA reveals that not all of these tools are effective on newer safety windows.

The new-for-2020 Kia Telluride seems to have what the people want in a market saturated with SUVs. No surprise it’s our most popular review yet again this week. Check out the full list here for more.