Every year, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) releases their Hot Spots vehicle theft report. According to the 2016 report, which came out this month, the Albuquerque, New Mexico metro area has the highest auto theft rate.

Here is a short list of just a handful of vehicles expected to make their first appearance to the world during the Detroit Auto Show.

Self-driving cars will be hitting the market sooner than we think. While the future of how self-driving cars will sell is a mystery, a new study shows that consumers are becoming more accepting of them – especially millennials.

From LED headlights to high-tech cameras, these are the top automotive technologies to look for in 2018 according to Kelley Blue Book.

If you’re thinking about making the switch to a green vehicle, it turns out you’re not alone. Green vehicles sales are on the rise, and analysts predict they'll account for 4.4 percent of the overall market in 2018.

Following the devastating storm season of 2017, thousands of flood-damaged vehicles have made their way across the country. What can you do to spot flood damage when you're thinking about purchasing a used car?

Tired of the DMV? Are long waits to register your vehicles metal plate, papers, and stickers really necessary anymore? The DMV of California is now experimenting with new ways to show registration.

Today's innovative industries have become a breeding ground for some pretty exciting technology that many of us have only seen imagined on television, and it only gets more exciting from there!

If you aren't able to put up a down payment that covers that initial hit in value, you could find yourself in a frustrating situation if you need to sell or trade in the car after a couple years and still owe money on the car loan. So, what causes this drastic drop in value? This reduction in value is known as depreciation, and pretty much everything you buy suffers from it. In the case of automobiles, new models are rolled out, and advances in driving technology are made.

As automakers take strides to improve vehicle technology, we are coming ever closer to taking a passenger seat - or at least to doing less driving while we are in the driver’s seat. Though driverless cars are still a distant promise for the everyday consumer, the technology needed to make this future a reality is already well in place, thanks to the telematics industry.