#studies

Where you live plays a role in whether owning and driving a car is an enjoyable experience.

A recent study has revealed 2018’s top 10 worst states for driving.

Traffic seems to be getting much worse around the world, with the average driver saying they spend about 32 hours per year stuck in traffic.

A recent survey has indicated people still want to be able to control their vehicle.

While local climate plays a role, preferred automotive paint schemes largely come down to personal feelings and dealer inventory.

A recent J.D. Power study has revealed the most appealing cars for 2017.

Some automakers just have what it takes to produce exciting cars.

The cost of fixing a check engine light on your car can vary greatly from state to state.

Fixing a check engine light could be costly depending on which state you live in.

A new study shows sales of crossovers and SUVs continue to grow in the U.S.

Bigger states tend to search for bigger cars, according to a recent study conducted by market research company Gold Eagle.

If you think traffic is bad where you live, it’s probably even worse in other parts of the world.

The J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Auto Insurance Study has been released and overall customer satisfaction has declined.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has conducted an academic study on Volvo‘s City Safety system.

Self-driving cars are coming and one study believes that 15 percent of global sales by 2030 will be autonomous vehicles.