Income tax filing season begins January 29, 2018, and many consumers are set to receive a refund. The IRS recommends filers choose a direct deposit of any refund due, as this is the safest, fastest, and easiest way to get it.

You’d think the USB port in your car would be designed to charge your smartphone at a reasonable rate, but, unfortunately, it just isn’t as powerful as you might think.

Just because you're going on vacation doesn't mean that you have to totally blow your budget. While many Americans admit to overspending while taking a trip, there are many ways to reduce your expenses and lessen the blow to your wallet.

The conventional wisdom has always been to avoid buying brightly colored cars. This is because cars with out there colors, such as orange and yellow, are said to have a more limited resale market. However, a recent study and Honda are both saying that brightly colored cars may have more advantages attached to them than you'd think.

May is National Military Appreciation Month, and Chevrolet is honoring the men and women who have served and are serving in the U.S. military. They have partnered with the National Navy SEAL Museum to help their charitable efforts, and they are offering an expanded military discount program.

Once again joining the ad lineup for the Super Bowl, Kia will be showing off its all-new hybrid crossover, the 2017 Kia Niro, in a commercial with Melissa McCarthy.

In an environmental sense, General Motors might be considered the anti-Volkswagen, garnering significant favor with the EPA through their conservation efforts. Recently, GM earned its fifth Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year award for leadership in protecting the environment through superior energy efficiency.

A recent study (the 2016 U.S. Tech Choice Study℠) from J.D. Power reveals that young consumers are much more trusting when it comes to automotive technology than older drivers.

Because the millennials are a large and diverse generation, it has been hard to get a read on them. This led to many misnomers associated with the generation, which are now being laid to rest. Fast forward to today’s market and you will see a completely different story than industry watchers were predicting. Gen Y was just waiting.

Electric vehicles (EVs) aren’t a new trend in the automotive industry. With more brands producing EVs, experts predict a noteworthy number of consumers will move away from gasoline-fueled cars in the coming years.