Gas prices

While some vehicles might save money by using E85, those savings will likely be offset by the purchase cost, and it could take you decades to break even, depending on your driving habits.

With sky-high gas prices, the type of gas you choose at the pump matters for both your car and your wallet.

After 200 miles of mixed suburban and highway driving, the 2026 Ram 1500’s V-8 returned 18.3 mpg — right in line with its EPA combined rating.

According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular gas has jumped by around 48 cents since last week, to $3.478.

Take these steps to optimize your driving habits and fuel usage, which will add up to less costly fill-ups.

If you’re in the market for a new car, you’re well aware that vehicle prices are up due to the ongoing inventory shortage — but is a gas shortage driving up prices at the pump?

Equal amounts of 89- and 93-octane fuel gives you a tankful of 91 octane, which is the premium octane many vehicles recommend or require.

More Americans are planning to travel this Thanksgiving than last, according to a recent Cars.com survey, but rising gas prices and coronavirus concerns are impacting travel plans.

The 2021 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE we evaluated gets an EPA-rated 46 mpg combined — see how this figure compares to its real-world gas mileage.

You can use a Ford Transit passenger van as an alternative to a big traditional SUV, but how does the 2020 Transit-150 do on gas?