Coronavirus advice for car owners

The average vehicle age has been climbing for decades, but the new record, 12.1 years, could have more to do with the effects of COVID-19 than vehicle quality.

Volkswagen has developed a new tool that enables car buyers to finish their dealership paperwork from anywhere.

As uncertainty grows related to the COVID-19 coronavirus and its impact on our economy and everyday life, some automakers are offering consumers a little bit of certainty.

Ford is offering essential workers a complimentary maintenance service as part of an effort to make things easier for those on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nissan today announced that it’s extending its complimentary trial of its connected vehicle services system for customers with expired trials.

Volkswagen today announced a warranty extension plan on top of the group’s current financing incentives and payment deferral options; subsidiary Audi also announced a warranty extension plan.

Now isn’t the best time to sell your car, but if you must sell, there are steps you can take to keep the process safer for all involved.

Several car insurance companies are providing payment relief as drivers are hitting the road significantly less than normal amid stay-at-home orders.

Stay-at-home orders have seen people driving less. What does this mean for the health of your EV?

In response to a reduction in miles driven as well as accidents, many major auto insurance companies are taking measures to provide some relief to customers.