This one’ll make 2025 drivers seethe with envy: “Paid for.”

One “new” car already had 6,000 miles on it, but the dealership says it did nothing wrong.

“We are all just tools in the toolbox that can be discarded at a moment's notice.”

If you want every drive to feel like an event, this is your moment.

Buyers haven't completely lost interest in electric cars, but they've clearly soured on the price.

A company rep says they have “no idea” how her address ended up plastered everywhere, like its website and Google.

The suspect seemed to have no clear motive and wasn't under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

You can get into any of these for less than $40,000.

“...drives me INSANE.”

One is trying to change the world. The other is trying to keep making trucks for it.

Keep in mind that your car probably isn’t suddenly failing during a test drive, folks.

Forget just escaping from walkers, this Ford Pinto will survive blasts from the nuclear fallout.

Owners of luxury vehicles tend to have the worst behavior behind the wheel and the most citations.

Some of the AI-generated repair guidance was, in his words, “shockingly good.”

If there’s one warning light that unites every driver from Anchorage to Miami, it’s that little amber engine icon.

We don’t blame them: Pull into any parking lot and it’s a sea of grayscale SUVs with the same sweeping LED eyebrows and bloated body lines.

When your car acts up and you suspect the battery, it’s tempting to blame it outright.

Certain Chevrolet Silverados, GMC Sierras, and full-sized SUVs are leaving owners stranded.

Despite the “blinding” light, crashes due to poor visibility are down, the IIHS reports.

$2500 a month for two used Honda cars is “killing me,” he laments.