Sell and trade

We list the top 25 vehicles of the 2021 model year with above-average availability.

We interviewed three industry experts about the drivers of the shortage, its impact on auto brands and when we can expect to see inventory stabilize.

New-vehicle supply has been sinking fast due to plant shutdowns, an ongoing microchip shortage and relentless shopper demand, which has led to soaring used-car trade-in values.

With car prices spiking amid inventory shortages and strong consumer demand, shoppers trading in a vehicle might find it worth thousands more than it was worth just a few months ago.

If you’ve been holding onto a used car, there’s a good chance you’ll find generous returns on it right now thanks to the global microchip shortage.

If you’ve decided to take the plunge on leasing, one question you might have, particularly if it’s your first time, is whether you can trade in the old car you own.

There are plenty of buyers looking for a car in decent running condition that costs less than $5,000. Learn how to sell an old car with these instructions.

The question of "what car should I buy?" yields a complicated journey of wants, needs and budget.