Helping you become a better informed new- and used-car shopper
American drivers find vehicle technology very appealing. Safety technology, especially, increases vehicle appeal, reports J.D. Power and Associates, which conducts an annual survey of Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL). For example, the overall APEAL score among new owners of…
Buying a used car is something millions of Americans do every year – some better than others. Those that do it right – or simply get lucky – can enjoy many years of driving pleasure in their vehicle. But doing…
Fewer vehicles than ever are “made in America” even as that label becomes a must for more car, truck and SUV buyers. A recent Cars.com list comprises only seven vehicles with at least 75 percent of its parts manufactured in…
Shopping for a car – new or used – is exciting. CarStory has proof. In a recent survey, the website asked shoppers how they felt about looking for a used car, and nearly half of those responding (49 percent) indicated…
Porsche. Jaguar. Infiniti. BMW. Kia. Hyundai. Which two don’t belong? If you said Kia and Hyundai, you would be, well, wrong, according to a well-known market research company. South Korean auto-making partners Kia and Hyundai ranked second and fourth, respectively,…
Nobody likes to talk about car insurance. Except, perhaps, car insurers. But the subject becomes more palatable when that talk turns to saving money on car insurance. Insure.com, an independent consumer insurance website, does just that with its list of…