Affluent shoppers keep buying pricey vehicles with $800+ monthly payments while everyone else struggles with rising costs ...

New vehicles have never been more expensive, yet Americans are still buying them in large numbers. The explanation, according ...

Analysts predict the 2026 car market will be challenging for many due to high prices and shifting incentives. The expiration of federal EV tax credits is causing automakers to slow electric vehicle ...

Market affordability continued to be a concern in 2025, with affordability shrinking for both new and used models. Automakers also shifted gears, coming to terms with the reality of electric vehicles ...

Used car shoppers are still contending with a market that has not fully come back to earth after the pandemic shock. Prices have retreated from their peak but remain distorted enough that many buyers ...

If you’re looking for a statistic that really puts the car affordability crisis into perspective, here’s one. According to a Cox Automotive study, six years ago, buyers who made at least $150,000 ...

Nearly 1 in 5 new car buyers agreed to $1,000 or more for a monthly payment in Q4. Interest rates remained high. But for 2026, there may be some relief ahead as more off-lease cars get returned to ...