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The New Jersey dealership sells many luxury models, including from Mercedes, Maserati, and Porsche

Sensors hidden behind front emblems are being stolen in seconds, fueling a growing black market that leaves modern car owners exposed

Ferrari employees in Italy qualify for an annual bonus of up to €14,900 after net revenue rose by seven percent in 2025, reaching €7.1 billion.

Ferrari is testing a 296 with a massive rear wing, suggesting it's a Challenge Stradale, especially since the prototype was spotted on public roads.

German business publication Manager Magazine alleges the Volkswagen Group wants to slash costs by 20 percent across all brands until the end of 2028.

The discussions took place as China's automakers inch closer to America's driveways.

BMW's already giving the M5 Touring a nip and a tuck.

The past two years saw an explosion of screaming EV lease deals. Those terms are about to expire.

After surveying more than 380,000 vehicle purchases, Consumer Reports claims between 2 to 10% of Hyundai owners experienced charging-related problems.

Actions speak volumes, and Mazda's finally taking action, though it might be swinging too far in the opposite direction.

Hopefully that's what the Irvine City Council has in mind: Protecting the health of kids who just want to take their bikes out for a ride.

The 2021 Toyota Tacoma holds its value well, depreciating just 22% according to CarEdge. But individual trim levels vary slightly from this average.

Traditional EV cells use a liquid or gel electrolyte, which is highly-flammable. So why haven’t we made the switch to solid-state batteries?

The Invacar, or "invalid carriage," was an unsafe three-wheeled car with no heat. It was given to British people with disabilities from 1946 to 1981.

Today's GMT400 series Tahoe is, arguably, from the best-looking generation of the bunch. Let's see if this survivor is priced accordingly.

The cheapest new car you can buy in the U.S. in 2026 is the Hyundai Venue, which costs less than $23,000, but there are lots of bargains.