Prices jumped during the pandemic, and haven't come down since. Now, you'll be paying an average of $50,000 for a new car. If you recently went looking for a new car, you may have been shocked by the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The pandemic-era rollercoaster ride of car prices has largely stabilized here in 2025, but the result, at ...

The average new-vehicle price in the U.S. surpassed $50,000 for the first time in September. Electric vehicles hit record highs in both sales and market share, despite elevated prices. Rising luxury ...

Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump have caused quite an upheaval in the automotive industry, but data has revealed that new vehicle inventory has now returned to levels comparable to before the ...

The average new vehicle transaction price in the U.S. reached a record high in September. The average new vehicle transaction price exceeded $50,000 for the first time after rising steadily for more ...

The average retail price of new cars and trucks reached an all-time high last month, crossing the $50,000 threshold for the first time. Across the nation, the average transaction price of a new ...

Mercedes-Benz produces several competitive cars and SUVs that compete with the best in their respective segments. One Mercedes-Benz car is more affordable than the average car in 2025. Can you buy a ...

Higher-income consumers drove new car sales in 2025 Avg. new car sales price topped $50K for the first time in Sept. Households earning under $75K account for just 26% of new car sales Instead, growth ...

The average new vehicle price is nearly $49,000 according to an automotive research company. You can get a brand-new luxury car for less than the average new vehicle price. Even luxury brands like BMW ...

The average transaction price of a new vehicle crossed a major threshold in September, climbing beyond $50,000 for the first time. Buyers paid an average of $50,080 last month, marking a new high in ...

New cars are expensive as hell — pretty much more costly than they have been at any point in history. That means monthly car payments are, to say the very least, elevated. New data from Experian shows ...