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More than one out of five new vehicles sell for more than $60,000, according to Edmunds. That's up 7% compared to prepandemic 2019.
Read More →Consumers are seeking ways to make financing new-vehicle purchases manageable, from extended loan terms to smaller down payments, according to Edmunds.
Read More →Edmunds’ editorial team tested 300-plus vehicles to help determine the Top Rated Awards for 2026, and one brand stood out with multiple rankings, including Best of the Best.
Read More →Edmunds forecast reflects both EV shopping rush and interest rate cut effect.
Read More →Q1 stats show more than ever are opting for seven-year loans for new vehicles.
Read More →Edmunds rewards affordability, along with ‘efficiency’ in annual awards.
Read More →Percentage in negative equity grows, and average amount owed reaches a record in Q4.
Read More →New buyers, especially those with EV trade-ins, are feeling the brunt of depreciation as market normalizes.
Read More →Fourth-quarter numbers show the consequences of pandemic-era practices.
Read More →Edmunds recognizes stores participating in its program that got the best ratings.
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