According to Edmunds data from July 2025, the average transaction price of a new vehicle in the United States was $47,976. When you combine that with high interest rates and inflation rising faster ...

As you might have already noticed by now, the automotive landscape feels like an entirely different world from the start of the current decade. As the average transaction price of new automobiles ...

With the cost-of-living squeeze continuing to bite hard, it's no wonder customers are looking for the cheapest deals around. For some, the solution lies with simply buying used rather than new. Used ...

I've spent enough time groaning about how the very idea of an affordable new car is effectively dead in the US. Now that the Nissan Versa has joined the Mitsubishi Mirage at the big gas station in the ...

For years, the cheapest new car in the United States was a humble subcompact sedan. With that era ending, the country’s new price leader is not a traditional car at all but a small crossover, the ...

Luxury cars used to feel off-limits—flashy badges, confusing options, and prices that climbed fast. In 2026, that idea feels outdated. Luxury has softened, become approachable, and learned how to fit ...

Inexpensive new cars are getting harder and harder to find. Between increased material costs, tariffs, and other reasons, the pool of cheap new cars is quickly shrinking. But there are still some that ...

Are affordable cars really gone? We break down the 10 cheapest new cars in America for 2026, proving budget-friendly options still exist. Lists the ten most affordable new cars in America under ...

The Nissan Versa is losing its title of cheapest new car now that the nameplate is being discontinued by the Japanese automaker. Hyundai's subcompact SUV now holds the title, but is it really worth ...

Stanford has been a writer since 2017 working with Indian news outlet, Moneycontrol. Focusing on the automotive space, his content varies from reviews about the machines he loves to news about the ...