Surprisingly, the twin disasters that rocked Japan should not pose significant problems for car buyers in the U.S.
Hyundai Motor Co. is recalling Elantra sedans to fix faulty air bag sensors that could cause the front air bag to malfunction.
Honda is recalling about 18,000 Civics from the 2011 model year to prevent fuel from leaking from the car's fuel tank.
Ford is newly chic, while GM's Chevrolet is a symbol of America. Such auto-buying choices, analyzed on a 50-state basis, reveal what distinguishes us -- and what unites us.
Commodities prices and other market forces will make travel, cars and housing more expensive after March.
Thawed-out demand and warm, inviting incentives usually make March a peak month for car sales, but that's slowly changing.
Consumers borrowed more in January to purchase new cars but were once again frugal with their credit cards, offering a mixed sign of their confidence in the economy.
A new survey says the average price of gasoline in the U.S. has jumped 33 cents per gallon in the last two weeks, the second biggest price increase over a two-week span on record.
Chevy and Nissan are both introducing zero-emission cars in the U.S. and more are on the way. MainStreet explores whether or not they make sense for consumers.
There are ways you can improve your car's fuel economy. Here are a few tips from experts that have been proven to help improve gas mileage.
