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There are many reasons to celebrate the end of the year and the turning 
 over of a new year. Well, unless you're one of the vehicles on this list that 
 won't be surviving to see 2019.
Korean automaker Hyundai will employ fingerprint-scanning technology to 
 enable drivers to access certain vehicles, but it's unclear whether the 
 feature gets a thumbs-up for the U.S. market.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has ratcheted up requirements 
 for 2019 on its two influential awards: Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick 
 Plus. Still, more than 50 cars meet either bar.
Here are five things you can't miss at the 2018 Indianapolis Auto Show, 
 happening Dec. 26 through Jan. 1, 2019.
The week between Christmas and New Year's is a good time for new-car 
 discounts. If you're in the market, we highlighted nine deals worth a 
 gander.
Electric-vehicle shoppers have more options than ever, and Hyundai added 
 one more with the electric version of its Kona subcompact SUV. There's 
 good news and bad to that.
Hyundai has a lot of SUVs on offer, and families considering the two-row 
 2019 Santa Fe will find a lot to like about its backseat.