It can be hard to let go of your current vehicle. Maybe you don't have the cash to get a new car, or you're sentimental and want to hold on to it. Or perhaps you think that there's no reason to get a ...

Average transaction prices for new vehicles remain stubbornly high. The average age of vehicles on U.S. roads is close to 13 years. When it comes to whether to buy a new car or fix your current ride, ...

A practical roadmap for planning, sequencing, and budgeting a classic car restoration without losing your mind or your money.

We’ve all been there: Your cars in the shop — again — and the estimate makes you cringe. While repairing an older car is often cheaper than buying a new one, there can come a tipping point when you ...

I don't like newer cars one bit. I would much rather drive an inefficient, primitive steel behemoth from the 1970s that one of today's plastic computers, all of which look the same to me. In my three ...

There's a huge difference between a show car and a daily driver — including the insurance that you choose for each. A vehicle ...

Vehicle degradation depends on mileage more than age. One study proved that several vehicles can last for 250K miles. Drivers can estimate their vehicle's lifespan by dividing the total miles before ...

Owning a classic car poses some issues that might not be immediately obvious when you're on the outside looking in. For instance, let's say you plan on keeping the car long-term but don't want to ...

Finding a trustworthy repair shop is one of the most important parts of keeping your vehicle properly serviced. It can be a challenge, but CR’s expert guidance can help you size up service facilities ...