Coronavirus

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, AutoNation is offering customers a 25% discount on most automotive services through the month of April.

Nissan’s 2021 Rogue compact SUV remains on-schedule for a fall 2020 launch — despite its factories being closed until at least May.

Coronavirus coverage has dominated our most-read news articles as Americans ask themselves any of the many questions about how this crisis would affect their cars.

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.

April incentives may be easier to come by than in years past with sales down almost uniformly across brands.

The most popular among our top 10 articles of the past seven days is our roundup of recommendations for models eligible under Volkswagen’s 0% financing program.

Hyundai is now offering qualified shoppers using in-house financing 0% APR for up to 84 months and up to 120 days of deferred payments.

Kia owners who have warranties that expire in March, April or May 2020 will see their warranties extended until June 30, 2020.

Few industries are as interconnected around the globe as the auto industry, so you might have some health-related questions if you’re shopping for a new vehicle.

With stay-at-home orders affecting an estimated 8 in 10 U.S. residents, you might wonder what to do when a recall notice shows up in the mail.