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Midsize cars are a hotly contested segment of the automobile market. The winner is the consumer; even relatively inexpensive sedans today are safe and quick.
Auto manufacturers are making huge profits these days on trucks and sport utility vehicles. Sedans are a relative bargain.
Most big car shows, like those in Chicago or New York, display automobiles and introducing new models. Regional car shows do the same thing, but you can also buy a new car on the spot. Buying a...
While sedans and coupes are very much their own unique class of car, they are finding themselves in comparison more and more as each of them become more consumer friendly. Coupes have the...
Before you make your final decision about a new or used sedan purchase, consider the fuel efficiency rating of your vehicle possibilities. Of course, many factors affect the actual mileage for...
Car enthusiasts often agree: there's just something sexy about sedans. While posh, sleek and stylish, sedan favorites are also known for their performance, muscle and sturdy build. Although...
Bavarian Motor Works (BMW) is a leading German luxury car manufacturer that also owns subsidiaries such as the Mini and Rolls Royce brands. BMW has been active in motor sports activities since the...
The Nissan-owned Skyline was originally produced by Japanese automaker Prince Motor Company until the two companies merged in 1966. It was manufactured as luxury four-door sedans and five-door...
The term "compact car" is generally given to a car manufacturer's smallest models, although some models such as the British-made Mini Cooper are even smaller than what most people consider...
When Chrysler debuted its minivan in the mid-1980s, it started a 20-year trend in the American automotive industry. Every major automaker brought its own minivan to market, and millions were sold....
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