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2025’s Least Reliable Cars? These 3 Japanese Brands Made the List

Japanese automakers have long been synonymous with reliability. But in a surprising turn, three big-name Japanese brands landed on 2025’s least reliable list, according to recent dependability studies. Whether you’re shopping for a new ride or keeping an eye on repair costs, these ratings matter more than ever. If you…

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Plug-In Hybrids Now Have More Problems Than EVs Do: J.D. Power

Plug-in hybrids are among the most complex vehicles on the road. Unfortunately, that means more problems, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Initial Quality Study.

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Audi Is Dead Last In New Initial Quality Study

It’s that time of the year when J.D. Power releases its U.S. Initial Quality Study. Now in its 39th edition, the survey collected feedback from 92,694 purchasers and lessees of 2025 model year vehicles, asking whether they encountered any problems during the first 90 days of ownership. Those who agreed…

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5 SUVs That Will Break Down More Than Any Other Car On The Road

Buying an SUV should mean reliability, comfort, and confidence on the road. But some models carry a hidden cost: frequent breakdowns and expensive repairs, instantly turning your “happy drive” into a headache. In this article, we highlight five unreliable SUVs notorious for recurring issues and owner frustration. By learning which…

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J.D. Power Study Finds More Drivers Switching Car Insurance

The latest J.D. Power study shows that car insurance is a buyer’s market right now, as providers focus on retaining customers.

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6 Car Features You Are Paying For But Rarely Use

We all love the idea of advanced car features—after all, who wouldn’t want gesture controls or self-parking? But here’s the catch: studies show many of these high-tech add-ons end up just taking up space. As automakers add more, they boost the sticker price, yet owners often never turn them on.…

Clever Dude

Public EV Charging Is Finally Getting Better

After years of declining public EV charging reliability, the first quarter of 2025 brings good news. Let's just hope it's not a fluke.

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‘1,200+ is my rent’: Driver of an ‘06 Toyota Avalon gets quoted $1,243 to fix brake pads. Then she decides to do it herself

In a viral video, Kira (@therealest_kira), who writes in the caption that she drives a ‘06 Toyota Avalon, says she went to the mechanic to see how much it would cost to get her brakes and rotors replaced. “Tell me why it’s $1,243.24?” she says.

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Americans Still Want EVs: Study

Despite the uncertainty over tariffs on auto imports and parts and a new House Republican bill aiming to eliminate federal EV tax credits, Americans are continuing to show strong appetite for electric vehicles. Demand has held steady compared to the same period last year, according to a new study from…

InsideEVs

The best airline depends on where you sit, finds J.D. Power's 2025 airline satisfaction survey

With bookings down, customer service might be more important this year.

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Can Nissan's New 'Real Car Guy' CEO Put It Back In The EV Race?

It's official: Nissan's CEO is on the way out. The brand has sealed the fate of its COVID-era chief and plans to replace him with someone who is focused on products, which, honestly, could be a great move if the new "car guy" appointee can pull off what seems like…

InsideEVs

Public EV Charging Was Already Getting Worse. Then Trump Killed Federal Funding

The last time I spoke with J.D. Power, things looked grim. The auto market is in a weird state of flux, as President Trump’s policies and helter-skelter tariff threats make things very hard to predict. Plus, the likely dismantling of the Inflation Reduction Act will have a chilling effect on…

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How Tariffs And EV Backpedaling Hurt Everyone In America

“I don’t know,” I said to a friend.

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Affordable EVs Have Fewer Problems Than Luxury EVs: Study

It’s a not-so-good time for EVs right now, at least when it comes to regulation and incentives. The IRA’s tax credits are on the chopping block, hurting pricing on what are still kind of expensive vehicles. The threat of tariffs on Mexico and Canada also has the potential to seriously…

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7 tips to avoid paying ATM fees

Out-of-network ATM fees have reached an all-time high. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to avoid paying them.

Kiplinger

Problems with Medicare Advantage Plans Keep Mounting

Complaints about Medicare Advantage include denial of service and slow care approvals.

InsideEVs

Tesla, Two Other Brands' EV Sales Are Most Driven By Tax Credits

President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to repeal the electric vehicle tax credits ushered in by the Inflation Reduction Act, but that move is surprisingly supported by his new buddy-advisor-campaign financier Elon Musk. But a new study from J.D. Power indicates that Tesla's sales really do stand to take a hit…

International Business Times

US Auto Sales Expected To Rise In November, Consumer Spending To Reach $50B

U.S. auto sales is projected to rise in November amid discounts.

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Senior Living and Memory Care Facilities Improving, Says Survey

Here are the best senior living communities in 2024, according to a J.D. Power survey.

TechRadar

Don’t buy an EV until 2026, new report suggests – they’re about to get much cheaper

With 279,300 EVs set to come off lease in the US by 2026, it's set to be a buyer's market for affordable, used electric vehicles.

InsideEVs

Cheap Used EVs Will Flood The Market In The Next Two Years, Experts Say

The next two years will be a roller coaster ride for new and used electric vehicle prices in the United States. According to a new study from J.D. Power, over a quarter of a million EV leases will end by the time 2026 comes to a close, flooding the market…

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Choosing the right mortgage lender when buying a house is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make. We're here to help.

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Plug-In Hybrids Are Here. But Buyers Aren't Yet Convinced

Buyers think PHEVs don’t have enough electric range and cost too much. Most would get a regular hybrid or a full EV.

InsideEVs

Plug-In Hybrids Are Not The Solution You Think They Are

New research from J.D. Power shows why—despite a lot of hype—PHEVs still aren't taking off. We explain why they likely aren't the best option for most people.

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The New Car Market Is 'Stuck' Because Buyers Can't Afford Them

Electrified vehicles had a pretty strong sales month in August, but the whole car market is slowing "unless consumers get some relief."

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