Coronavirus

Here are our top 10 most popular advice articles helping to guide car shoppers and car owners through the coronavirus pandemic.

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.”

Tesla’s Model S sedan and Model X are now less expensive with a $5,000 price reduction, while the Model 3 sedan gets cheaper by $2,000.

With the current state of the country in the time of the coronavirus pandemic, AAA predicts the number of travelers will set a record low.

Cars.com readers enthusiastically greeted our article on the different Easter eggs automakers have hidden for your amusement in vehicles.

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

Our top two stories this week were both advisory in their own way for prospective car buyers.

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 of the automakers with financing deals we’ve highlighted already have extended their offers’ expiration dates.