Buying a car

Proper preparation, flexibility and a few tips can improve your odds of saving money on your next car purchase amid inventory shortages.

While Cars.com didn’t designate a most fun-to-drive vehicle for 2021, the Hyundai Veloster N took that title in 2020.

As the world continues to adjust the realities of the coronavirus pandemic, car dealerships and manufacturers are taking steps to safely reopen dealerships to customers.

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

As part of its response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Infiniti is launching its Infiniti Now program, or what Nissan’s upscale brand calls a “luxury retail experience.”

If you’re looking to buy a car, there’s still lots you can do from the confines of your home in the midst of social distancing and self-quarantine.

Mazda redesigned its flagship SUV, the CX-9, back in the 2016 model year, and it adds slightly more engine power, additional standard safety features and interior enhancements for 2020.

Need a new car in the second week of November? We can help. See this list of links for getting the most out of your shopping experience here.

Shopping for a new car this month? Before you go, see which cars have steep discounts.

Need a new car as November arrives? We can help. See this list of links for getting the most out of your shopping experience here.