America’s new-car lots are crowded again, and the overhang from 2025 model-year production is starting to dictate who has leverage in the showroom. After years of tight supply and markups, excess ...

After a red-hot March, the U.S. auto market stayed resilient in April. New-vehicle sales grew 11.1% and the seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) reached 17.3 million, up 7.8% year over year — ...

Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump have caused quite an upheaval in the automotive industry, but data has revealed that new vehicle inventory has now returned to levels comparable to before the ...

Despite early promises from former President Trump that tariffs would bring car prices down, the latest data suggests the opposite may be happening—especially if you're shopping in the sub-$30,000 ...

Shoppers looking for a new car in February likely found the experience easier. New-car searches were down 7.2% YoY, but that’s not necessarily bad news — it means there’s less competition, and buyers ...

The affordability crisis affecting the US automobile market shows little signs of abating. The average price of a new car continues to rise: In June the average new vehicle MSRP was $51,124, according ...