Luxury, utility and fuel economy are the key attributes in a crop of early 2014 vehicles.

Although the most fuel-efficient vehicles help you to pay less at the pump, they also increase the overall cost of vehicle ownership.

Today’s car-top carrier models can be attached and removed more conveniently and securely than their predecessors were.

Manufacturers are increasing their number of sport UTVs at higher prices than ever before.

Labels designed to provide a better comparison of how much fuel and energy vehicles consume tend to oversimplify the differences.

A large amp doesn't mean best car-audio performance.

Pricing on all models and options, complete standard equipment listings, expert reviews, reports on rebates/incentives and more.

V8 engines are being packed under the hoods of increasingly fewer cars, and new small-engine technology comes at a higher cost.

Eliminating interference increases these devices' range.

Computerized diagnostics create obstacles for consumers.

Motor oil brands that claim to do more than deliver basic protection for your engine are sliding down a slippery slope.

The government is pouring billions of dollars into promoting ethanol, but evidence is mounting that it actually damages the environment and fouls up your engines.

Longer car warranties might not translate into a better deal.