Ford Motor may increase prices on its new vehicles if auto tariffs under U.S. President Donald Trump remain in effect, according to a dealer memo reviewed by Reuters.

As most taxpayers are feeling the tension of the April 15 deadline, residents in multiple states are seeing later deadlines. 

Automaker stocks surged this week, but don’t be fooled — the rally may be more reflex than recovery.

 Ford and Stellantis are easing buyer concerns by extending employee pricing to all customers. So far, GM has yet to roll out a similar offer.

As a 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts takes effect this week, the auto industry is bracing for the impact and potential unintended consequences. 

Reports indicate that the weight of one too many lost paperwork stacks caused a catastrophic structural failure at locations nationwide.

Starting July 1, Texas car dealerships will stop issuing temporary paper license plates for vehicle purchases.

Motorcycle accidents account for a disproportionate percentage of traffic fatalities and serious injuries. The dangers are real, and the importance of safety cannot be overstated.

President Trump announced Monday that he plans to finalize auto tariffs in the coming days, with possible exemptions for select nations based on reciprocal trade policies. 

Since last year, a joint state and city task force has impounded over 4,000 vehicles in a crackdown on ghost license plates across New York City.

A growing scam is plaguing drivers in Las Vegas and Miami-Dade, where con artists are charging up to $250 for DMV appointments that should be free, CBS News said.  

Cars aren’t just metal and rubber that get you from point A to point B—they’re the pulse of freedom, the heartbeat of excitement, and, let’s be real, sometimes they’re basically rolling pieces of art.