Coronavirus

Porsche new-car warranties set to expire in March through May 2020 will be extended by three months.

Infiniti is the latest manufacturer to offer significant financing deals to car buyers during the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

The current national average for regular gasoline is, as of this writing, $1.79 a gallon, down from $2.87 last year.

For all new-car warranties that have expired since March 14, Aston Martin is extending them to June 30.

This is Cars.com’s first nearly coronavirus-free countdown of our most popular news articles of the week since the outbreak began.

People who’ve had their fill of family time, solitude or Netflix binges are absconding to their personal cars for a little getaway.

We’ve previously spotlighted some of the best deals Kia and GM are offering, and now Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ brands are following suit, offering 0% financing for 60 months on numerous models.

While traffic is down considerably, it appears that some people are taking advantage of stay-at-home orders to show off their worst driving behaviors.

Our comparison test of two popular three-row SUVs was among the past week’s most-read stories, just behind two stories on car deals.

Mazda is implementing a national program called the Essential Car Care Initiative to offer free one-time car cleanings and oil changes to health-care workers.