New Cars

Kars4Kids just launched the "Drive Human" awareness campaign to remind drivers they share the road with humans, not cars, so it's important to be courteous.

Recently, Kelley Blue Book (KBB.com) announced the winners of their 2017 5-Year Cost to Own Awards. Vehicles and brands honored with this award are able to provide buyers with five years of inexpensive and worry-free car ownership.

Recently, The Car Book honored two Hyundai vehicles with its BEST BETS distinction: the 2017 Sante Fe Sport and the 2017 Sonata.

Just because a vehicle is inexpensive doesn’t mean that it’s a good car to buy. Some affordable new cars should be avoided by buyers with both good and bad credit.

Even though the Chrysler Pacifica is not yet available for purchase, early reviews have been favorable. And now this super-stylish and tech-laden minivan is getting more positive attention for its impressive fuel economy.

If you are a car buyer who firmly believes that "it's what's on the inside that counts," you will be very interested in the vehicles that have earned spots on the Wards 10 Best Interiors list of 2016.

If you have imperfect credit and are searching for an affordable vehicle to purchase, then you may want to begin looking at new cars under $15,000. Dealerships offer multiple car makes and models under this price that you could potentially select from, and they may also be able to assist you in the auto financing process.

AutoPacific has recently announced the winners of its 20th annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSAs), and there were some surprises. For several years, American automakers have claimed the top spot for most satisfying popular, non-luxury brand, but Korean manufacturer Kia has earned that position this year.

Sure. You know that you need a reliable car that gets decent gas mileage and won't wreck your budget, but you also have an image to maintain. No problem. There are cars for stylish drivers who happen to be on a budget.

If you want a vehicle that offers many of the same features associated with SUVs, but you don't need a huge vehicle, a subcompact SUV may be a good option to consider. Subcompact SUVs also get better gas mileage than their full-size counterparts.