Cars Blog

Pet restraints will soon get their own crash test standards for their ability to restrain animals in cars.

Japanese car brands ranked the highest, representing eight of the top 10 brands in the Consumer Reports Annual Report Card.

The number of cars damaged in Superstorm Sandy has increased to 250,000.

While there is a slight rise in consumers that are 60-days late on car loans, the market is still relatively stable.

A new study dispels the idea that all-new cars are more problematic than car models that haven’t been redesigned.

A Department of Justice probe into price fixing of auto parts has recently been expanded.

Drivers shopping for a car lease are looking for different deals than they have in the past, according to a new study by SwapALease.com.

If you buy a more expensive, turbocharged car because you think it has better fuel economy, you may be in for a surprise.

Pickup truck tailgate thefts have been rising since 2009, with an 18 percent increase projected from 2011 to 2012.

More people buying a car this year means more car salesmen that are new on the job, according to a Chase study.