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Buying a car is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make, and reliability is key. While many vehicles cruise past 100,000 miles with minimal issues, others start falling apart, turning into money pits that drain your wallet. These cars may be popular for their style, features, or affordability,…

The U.S. has deployed a powerful naval fleet to the Caribbean, including the USS Gerald R. Ford, Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and attack submarines, in a show of force that heightens pressure on Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro.

While President Donald Trump declared that he isn't considering attacking Venezuela, the United States has concentrated a rare mix of naval, air, and special operations power across the southern Caribbean and the approaches to the Venezuelan coast, what the photos show.

Experts said electric car sales would fall off a cliff once the EV tax credit ended. Here's how much they plummeted in October.

Ford CEO Jim Farley has been vocal about his love for Chinese EVs. It was a year ago when the Blue Oval's boss told the public that he was driving a Xiaomi SU7—and that he loved it. Then, a few months ago, Farley said he found the Chinese auto industry "humbling." Now, his words…

For many drivers, the allure of a new car fades quickly once they see how rapidly it loses value. The best deal on a vehicle is often not found in a showroom, but in the used market. Buying used means you avoid steep depreciation, and you might get more features…

The redesigned app makes it easier to access the climate settings, and there’s an upgraded charging screen.

Some Econoline vans have inoperative defrosting systems

Hybrid cars have come a long way since the Toyota Prius in 2000. But still, not all hybrids today offer fuel efficiency and reliable performance -- the wrong model could end up hurting your budget...

Formula Ford Festival winner Is big mover this week 

Unmarked, plate-less vehicles have been used in immigration-related arrests across the United States, according to videos reviewed by NPR and accounts from activists and former officials