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GOBankingRates spoke with car experts who said these car models have improved by leaps and bounds within the last car cycle.

JustAnswer mechanic Chris Pyle revealed six SUVs that become expensive nightmares in year two, including Range Rover, Nissan SUVs and Lincoln Aviator.

Not all Japanese family cars are built to last. A seasoned mechanic shares 5 models to avoid in 2025—and what to buy instead for fewer repairs.

Some cars earn reputations not just for how they perform, but for the way their drivers behave on the road. Whether it’s constant speeding, reckless lane changes, or ignoring basic traffic rules, certain vehicles have become stereotypes for bad driving. These reputations don’t always reflect the car itself—it’s more about…

With keen pricing, an impressive range and cutting-edge tech, Nissan hopes the upcoming Leaf will capture a big slice of the US EV market.

Sedans are a dying breed. The traditional family four-door has essentially disappeared from the US as SUVs continue their dominance. Heading into next year, ten sedans are reportedly on the chopping block. Some will be "replaced"—by SUVs—while the others will head to the big junkyard in the sky, with no…

The Nissan Creative Box is where designers are allowed to think boldly and stray away from mainstream design.

Nissan is looking at the Toyota 4Runner and Ford Bronco with envy. Both vehicles are huge sellers and hugely profitable, but Nissan doesn't have an off-road SUV to compete in that price bracket. Executives told Motor1 earlier this year that they're working toward an Xterra revival, and now, we have a potential…

Tell the average person to picture an average car in 2025, and there’s a good chance that an SUV will pop into their mind’s eye. Apart from pickup trucks, they’re the most popular type of car in the US, and it’s not that hard to see why.

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With dealership repair quotes rising fast, even the cost of parts for new brakes can leave drivers stunned. But for one TikTok creator, a little extra research and the realization she didn’t need rotors after all meant walking away with nearly $440 in savings and $188 back in her pocket.