Nowadays, sedan buyers are facing a shrinking selection. Although Toyota’s and Honda’s sedans are still going strong, Ford and Chevrolet have cut their offerings significantly. Even luxury marques like Cadillac and Mercedes aren’t immune. But there may be some hope for luxury sedan buyers, especially for those buying American. That’s because Lincoln sedans are still …

Although Ford and Chevrolet have cut their sedan choices severely, SUVs and trucks haven’t completely killed demand for them. And for sedan buyers, the choice usually comes down between Toyota and Honda. The Honda Civic keeps breaking sales records, but the Toyota Corolla isn’t exactly unpopular. The Corolla was redesigned for the 2020 model year; …

Although sedans aren’t dead, they’re very ill. Trucks and SUVs have expanded their market dominance to the point they’re running out of uncovered segments. They’re also the reason why the IIHS is making its crash tests more extreme. Ford’s sedan lineup has shrunk to one model. Chevrolet does offer more; however, it’s Cadillac that offers …

With customers increasingly choosing SUVs and trucks over sedans, some automakers have cut sedans out of their lineups. Ford, for example, is down to just one passenger car that isn’t a Mustang. And Ford isn’t the only US automaker paring down its sedan offerings. GM hasn’t always been the best brand shepard; not even Chevy …

Nissan is known for making good, quality cars that are quite reliable. Despite that reputation, though, no company is perfect, and neither is Nissan. Here are the worst problems that the Nissan Altima has before it even reaches 100,000 miles. The 2014 Nissan Altima – transmission failure One of the most common and terrible problems …

The Chevy Malibu has been reimagined numerous times since it was first introduced in 1964. Although it has been billed as a largely reliable midsize sedan for decades, the Malibu has had its share of growing pains in every generation, including the latest 2016 redesign. The revamped 2016 model offered vast improvements on older versions, but …

With every car brand, there’s always that one model or year that sticks out like a sore thumb. For some reason, it doesn’t quite live up to the brand’s standards or the model’s history. If there’s a best, there must also be a worse, though, right? But when this happens, it can throw everyone off. …

The Nissan Sentra is a great option if you need a solid little car for a reasonable price. However, there are a few common problems to be wary of.

The Honda Civic is a popular car on both the new and used market. It’s available in five different trims and three body styles to suit each driver’s needs. The Civic is a favorite among both consumers and critics. In fact, it even won Motor Trend’s pick as the Best Compact Sedan of 2019. The …

When people list off their favorite cars, you hear about the big hauling pickups, the large SUVs or even the off-road thrill-seeking roadsters. They might list speed as the No. 1 feature of the vehicle they’re looking to buy or wish they had. The one car you rarely hear about, though, is the Toyota Corolla. …

Nissan has voluntarily recalled 1.36 million vehicles due to a reverse camera malfunction -- another setback for the plagued automaker.

Both a hatchback and sedan can fit nearly any budget and have good fuel economy. But you need to consider other factors, too.

Toyota redesigned the Corolla for 2020, and Honda scarcely updated its Civic. So, which reliable, beloved vehicle has the edge over the other?

From being banned in the U.S. to becoming one of the most legendary sports sedans ever, the Nissan Skyline has had a storied life. That story continues today as Nissan recently unveiled the newest model in their fabled series of sports sedans, now sporting some seriously advanced technology. Visually speaking, it looks similar to an Infiniti …

Scion excels at long commutes. Here, we compare it to the Honda Fit and Toyota Prius, both known for fuel economy and trademark quality.

Perhaps I’m being overly nostalgic, but do you remember when station wagons were unequivocally rad? If you grew up in a large family from 1960 to 1985, chances are you’ve had the luxury of riding in one. It never fails to surprise, but a majority of the car enthusiasts I’ve met over the years always …

The sport sedan segment may be categorized as a dying breed, but the few affordable options that remain provide more bang for your buck than ever before. While the field continues to shrink, there are still some bargains to be found in the market. Here are two of our favorites. 2019 Kia Stinger GT Starting …

Reliable cars will go the distance, 200,000 miles or more. These five were the most dependable for the decade kicking off in 2010.