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Cars.com surveyed consumers and dealers to see what trends are likely on the short-term horizon, resulting in our top trends for 2022.

Ford says it will cap orders for the optional turbocharged 2.0-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder 2022 Maverick by the end of January due to an inability to accommodate high demand.

While Honda is tight-lipped on most details, the automaker teased two images of the upcoming HR-V, which got us mulling over what we’d want to see for the 2023 model.

Sedans and hatchbacks still carry the lowest price tags for now, but with the growing number of subcompact SUVs on the market, the tide of affordability is turning.

We identify the key high-tech features to look for and show you the cheapest cars and SUVs that pack the features with a price tag of less than $30,000.

The 2022 Honda Civic brings more value to the table compared to the outgoing model, yet its base price tag grows by just a few hundred dollars.

IIHS and Consumer Reports teamed up to update a list of the safest vehicles, both new and used, for teen drivers.

In terms of straight value, which compact sedan is best for the money? We took eight popular small sedans for the 2021 model year and stacked them up.

The redesigned 2021 Hyundai Elantra compact sedan would be excellent rather than good if not for its lackluster cabin materials.

Hyundai announced a raft of changes to its pint-sized Kona SUV, including revised styling, mechanical updates, larger information displays and new driver-assistance technologies.