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Choosing a vehicle from Cars.com's American-Made Index can present a less obvious advantage during the inventory shortage: more inventory and availability.
The 2022 Bolt EUV is an attractive option, especially for commuters and others who don’t need tremendous range between charges.
The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning EV is remarkable, at least in part, for how unremarkable it is.
The 2023 Civic Type R has shed its camo ahead of an upcoming fall arrival as Honda reveals the hot hatch’s latest iteration.
In most cases, you can’t negotiate on the lease payoff price that you’ll owe the lender if you decide to purchase the vehicle.
The 2023 CR-V enjoys a number of improvements in several areas, all of which look like they’re going to add up to a new CR-V with the potential to stay at the top of everyone’s lists.
Subaru has announced pricing for the model-year 2023 Legacy sedan and Outback wagon, both of which are getting more expensive.
BMW said that the subscription-based services currently available in the U.S. are limited to BMW Drive Recorder and a remote start feature.
Depending on the model, buying a car with a manual transmission can save shoppers anywhere from $800 to $5,500 (if it grants you any savings at all).
The 2022 vehicles (and one already-unveiled 2023) with power-retractable hardtops are from a small and mostly unattainable crowd.