GM bringing back Chevy Bolt priced at under $30,000 in 2027 model year

GM says the Chevrolet Bolt LT is returning for model year 2027 with a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of $29,900. (Chevrolet)

Hyundai recalling over 135,000 vehicles due to fire risk

The recall covers certain model 2024-2025 Hyundai Santa Fe cars that have faulty starter motor covers that may short circuit in crashes.

New car down payments hit 4-year low as buyers struggle with affordability challenges

Car shoppers are facing affordability challenges in the market for new vehicles despite average down payments dipping to nearly the lowest level in four years, according to a new report.

BMW issues second recall over defects linked to fire risk, bringing total affected vehicles to over 341,000

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) warns BMW owners of a fire risk due to overheating starters that could ignite engine materials, with free repairs available for affected vehicles.

Parents say defective Tesla door handles trapped kids in back seat

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating Tesla after reports that parents had to break windows to get their children out of the car.

Car industry experts warn prices climbing fast as discounts become 'increasingly hard to find'

While dealers and automakers may offer modest discounts on 2025 models as 2026 inventory arrives, industry experts caution the effect of tariffs could offset much of those savings.

VIDEO: Dashcam captures Honda sedan flying over freeway

During peak rush hour, a car went completely airborne over a busy freeway, flying over six lanes of traffic – and it was all caught on camera. 

Ford recalling almost 1.5M vehicles in US for rear view camera issue

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday in its safety recall report that Ford is aware of 18 accidents related to the camera issue.

Volkswagen locks horsepower behind a paid subscription in Europe, but will it come to the US?

Volkswagen is charging ID.3 drivers in Europe a subscription fee to unlock their car’s full horsepower. The automaker says there are no current plans to bring the feature to the U.S.