#millennials

Last year, millennials purchased 4.1-million vehicles in the U.S.

Millennials are quickly becoming the largest generation in the country.

A recent study has found that Millennials love renting cars.

A recent study has found that Millennials are leaning more towards leasing cars than buying them. 

Millennials love buying up Tesla stock.

Contrary to widely held beliefs millennials think driving is important. Additionally, motorists do not see electric vehicles as viable transportation options in the medium term. These are just a couple of the findings from the 2015 Continental Mobility Study

Millennials are continuing to have a great impact on the automobile industry.

A new survey has revealed that young adults not only want to own vehicles but are using car rentals as extended test drives.

Generation Y is known for being a tough market to crack for automakers, but a new study suggests “millennials” are looking to buy or lease a new car within the next three years.

According to a recent survey, millennials are less likely to care if a vehicle is assembled in America or not when shopping for cars.

According to a recent study, car buyers between the ages of 16-32 actually enjoy visiting dealership lots more than older generations, though they dislike dealing with car salesmen.