Consumer News Dealers Are Still Selling New Cars For More Than The Sticker Price

American Consumers Have Had It With High Car Prices

Shoppers are starting to draw the line on what they will pay for a new car, with some turning to used vehicles, taking on longer car loans and holding out for deals. Read More

Sticker shock pushes shoppers out of new-car market as affordability crisis deepens

New car prices hit record highs with average monthly payments reaching $766, while used car inventory shortages offer little relief for struggling buyers. Read More

3M unsold cars push prices to 5-year lows at 12,000 dealers

New-vehicle lots across the United States are filling up again, and the imbalance between supply and demand is starting to reshape the pricing power that defined the pandemic era. Instead of bidding ... Read More

In the market for a new car? Prepare for sticker shock

New car buyers can expect to shell out an average of more than $50,000 for the first time, according to a report from Kelley Blue Book. The average price customers paid for a new vehicle in the US was ... Read More

Ford Is Secretly Offering Discounts on New Cars to Keep Frustrated Owners From Leaving

With record recalls this year, Ford is trying everything to keep customers around, including incentives towards new cars. Read More

Car prices are in check. But get ready for sticker shock on repair bills

(CNN) — Despite billions in tariff costs for imported autos and parts, new car prices have stayed relatively flat. But the news isn’t as good for car owners taking their vehicles to the repair shop. Read More

Dealers Don't Want to Sell EVs, I Looked at A Subaru Solterra and Asked If It Has One Pedal Driving, The Salesman Acted Like I Was A Moron and Said "The Car Has Two Pedals"

My Subaru Solterra test drive exposed how far some dealers will go to avoid selling an EV. Read More