U.S. new car prices crossed the $50,000 threshold for the first time in 2025.

F1 overhauled its car designs for the 2026 campaign, with the new engines placing a greater emphasis on energy management and usage.

New EVs, redesigned SUVs, and long-awaited nameplates are heading to US showrooms in 2026, from the budget-friendly Bolt to Ferrari’s first all-electric car

That shift is also reflected in who is still buying new cars. Nearly 19.2% of new-car buyers are now choosing luxury brands, according to iSeeCars – up sharply from roughly 11% to 12% before the pandemic, based on Cox Automotive data.

With the average price of a 2026 new car nearing $50,000, experts say the best bet is to stick with a reliable vehicle, and "keep it until the wheels fall off."

Kelley Blue Book reports that the average sale price of a new vehicle has hit a record high over $50,000 Rising new car prices have consumers looking at the used market more closely The average selling price of a new car has now eclipsed $50,000 for the ...

The new Consumer Reports safety verdict highlights the safest new cars and gives you an easy way to know which vehicles will protect you best.

A growing number of consumers are shying away from the new car market as prices increasingly become out of reach. But used cars aren't offering much relief either, according to auto industry experts. Joseph Yoon, consumer insights analyst at Edmunds, told ...

The newest generation of Porsche 911 Cup (Type-992.2) race cars have officially arrived on American soil and are set to hit the track for the first time next week at the pre-season test for the sixth season of Porsche Carrera Cup North America.