The used car market is flashing a neon sign at buyers right now: "$20,000 off!" That’s the record gap between the average ...

Subsidies are gone, road user charges are in, and ACC levies are up. So do electric cars still make financial sense?

Whether you take delivery of your car at the dealership or your home, it should be clean and the gas tank should be full.

While all cars lose value over time, EVs tend to depreciate faster in their early years, often due to rapidly evolving ...

The sub-$20,000 used-car market remains hot, as affordability concerns drive demand despite December’s seasonal slowdown.

If luxury cars weren't accessible from a second-hand market, that would cut half of the customers of luxury car buying. Of ...

2025 Forecast and Trends Edmunds experts anticipate a very slight rebound of the auto market in the new year, forecasting 16.2 million new vehicle sales in 2025. This tally would represent a 1.4% ...

With high resale values and additional costs such as pricier parts, you must ensure you get a good deal. Read more here.