by Ed Black
More than half of all new vehicles sold in the United States today carry a foreign nameplate. That single fact reshapes every conversation about which car to buy, how much to spend, and what to expect from the road ahead. Foreign cars have moved from niche imports to...
by Ed Black
Over 85 million new vehicles are expected to be sold worldwide in 2026, yet most buyers spend less than three hours researching before signing a deal. That gap between a massive financial decision and limited research time costs buyers thousands of dollars every year....
by Ed Black
Ferrari’s order book currently extends through all of 2027, a remarkable feat for a company that deliberately limits production to protect exclusivity. That single fact captures something essential about Italian cars: they are not just vehicles, they are...
by Ed Black
Nearly 2.7 million certified pre-owned vehicles are sold in the United States every year, yet many buyers still walk onto a dealership lot without knowing what separates a certified used car from any other pre-owned vehicle on the lot. That gap in knowledge costs...
by Ed Black
Buying a first car in 2026 means balancing a tight budget against near-record vehicle prices, high insurance costs for new drivers, and auto-loan rates that reward preparation. The smartest move for most first-time buyers is a reliable used compact car or small...
by Ed Black
Repossessed cars are vehicles taken back by lenders after borrowers stop making payments. You can buy them through bank sales, credit union auctions, online auction platforms, and government sales, often at prices below typical used-car market value. The savings are...
