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J.D. Power and Associates report that strong dependability levels can elevate residual value and purchase price of used vehicles.
Read More →According to a J.D. Power and Associates seven new hybrid models are slated to enter the market in the second half of the year.
Read More →A Power Information Network study reports that Scion, Honda and Mini are tops in retained value. GM makes most-improved list.
Read More →Manufacturers rely on incentives to bolster midsize van sales.
Read More →J.D. Power and Associates awarded Honda models with the most honors in 2007 APEAL Study. Higher vehicle appeal may allow for lower dealer incentives.
Read More →The auto maker grabbed most of the awards in 2007 vehicle quality rankings.
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Rising gas prices begin to sway new-vehicle owners toward smaller versions of trucks and utility vehicles.
Read More →Report by J.D. Power and Associates predicts hybrids and diesels to reach 9 percent of U.S. auto sales by 2009.
Read More →An increase in the number of compact models available, price, styling, functionality and gas prices are factors contributing to the compact vehicle share growth.
Read More →Peterbilt ranks highest in customer satisfaction among conventional medium-duty trucks; Chevrolet ranks highest in medium-duty truck dealer service.
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