The Latest Breaking News from iSeeCars

Tesla's Cybertruck faces brutal depreciation, with trade-in values plummeting 37-38% in under a year. Originally £94k, some estimates now show £58k.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata is the everyman's sports car. It's reliable and practical, and designed to be used every day without huge compromise. Yet, according to the latest study by iSeeCars.com, Miata owners barely drive their cars.

The hits keep coming for electric vehicles. Study after study reveals EVs are like any other piece of rapidly evolving technology, in that they quickly lose value as companies continue to innovate. A new iSeeCars study reveals a list of cars with the highest five-year depreciation rates, and four out…

A different kind of sticker shock.

Value for money is an important factor when buying a car. And there's nothing more valuable than a car's reliability. Being able to get you from one place to another is the entire point of owning a car, so having one you can rely on is always worth the spend.

Tesla has been named the "deadliest" car brand after an analysis of vehicle fatality rates determined the brand to have the most fatal crashes per mile.

Engineering breakthroughs and improved chassis designs have made cars structurally safer than ever. Cars nowadays come loaded with standard safety features like multiple airbags, advanced cameras and sensors that can monitor surroundings and step in during emergencies.

You may have seen the headlines in this publication and elsewhere: Used electric-vehicle prices are tanking. Perhaps you’ve even noticed firsthand that, in stark contrast to a year or two ago, used Teslas and the like are selling for huge discounts off of their initial MSRPs. 

Toyota absolutely dominates the latest iSeeCars study for the most-loved cars in America.