Industry

We usually advise you on what you should buy — but since the coronavirus pandemic idled auto plants for more than two months, now we need to advise you on what you can buy.

A recent study of police-reported crashes by IIHS suggests that only 34% of crashes might have been avoided simply by replacing the human driver with an autonomous self-driving system.

Our article on the Tesla price reductions took the No. 1 spot among our most popular stories of the week.

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

Nissan has announced a sweeping restructuring of its global business as well as a push to introduce new and revised products across the world.

PZEV was created by the California Air Resources Board in 1998 to give automakers leeway in meeting the state’s requirement to sell a certain number of zero-emissions vehicles.

Industry experts were tapped to clearly explain high-tech safety features, and the group says the new naming outline is simple, specific and based on system functionality.

A new batch of Volkswagen airbag inflators is now under recall despite containing a moisture-inhibiting agent thought to make the inflators safer.

Several car insurance companies are providing payment relief as drivers are hitting the road significantly less than normal amid stay-at-home orders.

With the vast majority of states placing broad restrictions on businesses deemed nonessential, the prospect — and process — of buying a car may vary depending on where you live.