Car shopping

To open up more affordable options for car shoppers, Honda and its Acura subsidiary are launching certified pre-owned leasing programs.

The rule lays out what the FTC calls “four principles of truth and transparency” that discourage misleading advertisements, needless add-ons that inflate vehicle price, and bait-and-switch pricing schemes.

Over a month into the strike, Cars.com data are showing that inventory for some of these popular affected models is starting to dip considerably.

Genesis recently announced its Electrified GV70 SUV, Electrified G80 sedan and GV60 SUV are now available in 33 states — not too long ago, this figure stood at only nine states.

J.D. Power’s annual Initial Quality Survey measures the number of consumer-reported problems per 100 vehicles during the first 90 days of ownership, and the 2023 results are not good news for manufacturers.

To help shoppers identify the cars with the most generous incentives this month, we’ve compiled four vehicles that cover most summer bucket-list items. See the best deals available here.

Pricing is now out for the revised 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 and 3500 heavy-duty pickup trucks.

The new 2024 Colorado ZR2 Bison is expected to go on sale later this year with even more capability for a variety of off-pavement endeavors.

Shoppers placing their bets on a new-car purchase for May will find a superfecta of deals on everything from a muscle car to a pair of SUVs and a pickup truck. See the full list here.

Even as the supply of full-size pickups grows, prices continue on an upward trajectory while incentives are starting to trickle back, but only at a modest rate.