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With the U.S. automotive market making significant strides toward a full recovery and the economy showing positive signs, parents are now able to afford to purchase a vehicle for their kids. Continue reading →

Nissan North America recently reported an increase in sales for the month of January, finishing with 79,313 vehicles sold, which is a 10.4 percent increase from 2011. Continue reading →

After being outsold by General Motors, Toyota is attempting to make a comeback, featuring technology and safety innovations at the upcoming 2012 Chicago Auto Show. Continue reading →

Chrysler and Ford recently reported strong sales figures for January while General Motors showed a decline in vehicles sold. Continue reading →

J.D. Power and Associates recently released a report that indicates consumer satisfaction regarding auto insurance claims remains steady despite an increase in the filing of claims and length of repair times. Continue reading →

A recent study from LeaseTrader shows that women may be better at shopping than men when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. Continue reading →

American consumers continue to struggle with debt, but some minor improvements are being made. Continue reading →

A recently released a report that shows many new car buyers tend to avoid particular brands as a result of conventional wisdom they may have about the vehicle’s reliability in lieu of specific information. Continue reading →

California recently proposed rules that would require automakers to build more electric and hybrid cars to cut down on pollution by 2025. Continue reading →

Ford Motor Company may post its highest numbers since 1998 as the result of a one-time tax gain. Continue reading →