Whether you're buying your own first car or getting one for your kid, these options have the safety, reliabiliy, and affordability boxes checked.

1988 Toyota Corolla. While that wasn’t the vehicle I officially passed my driving test in – that was a rather dreary Ford Ka – it was my daily driver after finally ridding the back bumper of the ...

Making the jump to an electric vehicle might seem daunting at first. There are new terms and aspects of car ownership to consider. For example, road trips require more planning, and it’s not uncommon ...

The Insurance Institute and Consumer Reports ranked 96 of the safest cars for teens. Here's what to know.

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Trying to get your first car as a new driver can sometimes feel like a rite of passage. You save up, stress over every review, scroll through way too many models, and still end up second-guessing ...

For decades, a teen’s first set of wheels was a used Civic, Corolla or maybe a hand-me-down SUV. But in 2025, families are pulling into dealerships with a different ask: an electric car, as cheap as ...