The 2022 Volvo S60 PHEV Nabs Best Luxury Plug-in Hybrid Award
The newly updated 2022 Volvo S60 Recharge wins the award for best luxury plug-in hybrid in 2022. See why this PHEV is a winning sedan.
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Don’t Sell Your Car to a Junkyard Right Now
Thinking of selling your old, busted car to a junkyard? It may not be the best choice for you right now. Check out these alternatives.
U.S. News Names the 2022 Lexus ES Hybrid the Best Luxury Hybrid
The 2022 Lexus ES Hybrid wins U.S. News’ Best Luxury Hybrid award. This is the luxury hybrid sedan’s fourth year in a row winning this title.
The 2022 Lucid Air Won Another Award: Best Luxury Electric Car
U.S. News named the 2022 Lucid Air the best luxury electric car in 2022. See why this premium EV is the current darling of the electric market.
Is Chevy Killing Off the Corvette We Know and Love?
Mixed feelings doesn’t begin to describe it. The Corvette is going electric, and that may mean the classic ICE Corvette is being discontinued.
Are Junkyard Parts Worth It? The Answer is Complicated
Junkyard parts could save you hundreds of dollars on car part replacements—but only if you get lucky. See if junkyard parts are worth the low prices and hard searches.
2022 Kia Forte Trim Levels, Features, Specs, and Pricing
Kia’s 2022 lineup includes five Forte trim levels: the FE, LXS, GT-Line, GT, and GT Manual. What are the differences between the newest 2022 Forte trims?
U.S. News Highlights the Best Electric Cars in 2022
U.S. News ranked the best electric cars of 2022, including all-electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, and conventional hybrid cars. There’s something for everyone on this list.
Edmunds Can’t Recommend the 2022 Lucid Air EV—Yet
The 2022 Lucid Air scored a 7.8/10 from Edmunds—but Edmunds can’t recommend the new EV until its biggest problems have been solved. Learn about top Air issues.
2023 Honda Accord Redesign and Changes: Edmunds Shares Predictions
The 2023 Honda Accord marks the beginning of the 11th generation for the Accord. The company is redesigning the model, but how much is actually changing?
Viva La ‘Vette: A History of the Iconic Chevy Corvette
The Chevy Corvette has been an icon since it first hit the scene in the early ‘50s. Take a walk down memory lane with a history of the Corvette.
9 Luxury Cars With the Best Cargo Room
Yes, you really can have it all. These luxury sedans (and one wagon) offer the most trunk space and usable cargo space as measured by Cars.com.
4 Reasons a Used 2020 Toyota Corolla Is a Bad Idea
It’s hard to imagine saying “don’t buy” a Toyota—but a used 2020 Corolla is not the best you could buy for the money right now. See our top four reasons why.
Is the 2022 Nissan Sentra S Base Model Worth the Price?
A base 2022 Nissan Sentra S model starts under $20,000. But is it even worth the price? See why you may be better off spending more to get more.
2023 Honda Civic Type R vs. 2023 Subaru BRZ: Hot Hatch or Cool Coupe?
Which is the better compact sports car, the 2023 Honda Civic Type R or the 2023 Subaru BRZ? We dive into the details to see for ourselves.
5 Tips for Buying a Reliable Used Truck
The search for an affordable, reliable used truck can sometimes feel like the search for a pot of gold. It won’t be easy, but here are five simple tips to get started.
3 Reasons to Buy the 2022 Kia Forte GT, Not the 2022 Civic Si
Want a sports car under $25,000? The 2022 Kia Forte GT delivers in a big way, and offers even more than the pricier 2022 Civic Si.
Could You Buy 1 of These 5 Cars With the Number of Pennies That Fit in the Trunk?
An experiment on trunk space: Could you buy a Civic, Mustang, or Porsche with a few cubic feet of pennies? Let’s find out.
Will Lease Buyouts Become a Thing of the Past?
Current lessees could make a profit by buying out and re-selling their leased cars. But some automakers want to change all that.
Used-Car Battles: 2020 Honda Civic vs. 2020 Toyota Corolla
The 2020 Honda Civic and 2020 Toyota Corolla were both amazing options when new. Now, both the Civic and Corolla offer affordable, reliable used-car options.
