Jeep Grand Cherokee L Recall Hits 328,000: Still Buy One?
Two previous recalls already tried to fix this. Both failed. Now Chrysler is recalling 328,381 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L SUVs because rear coil springs can still work…
Kia Sorento Fire Recall Hits 40K SUVs: Still Buy One?
Yes, you can still buy a Kia Sorento. But only if you know exactly which model years to avoid and what the fix actually involves. The Kia Sorento fire recall…
Stellantis TPMS Recall Hits 202K Jeeps: Still Buy One?
Yes, you can still buy one. But know what you’re walking into first. The Stellantis TPMS recall now covers 201,976 Jeep vehicles in the U.S. It’s just the latest entry…
Used Car Prices Hit $30K: Is New Actually the Smarter Buy?
The average used car now costs $30,166, according to J.D. Power. That’s up $860 from a year ago. But here’s the twist: new cars are still nearly $20,000 more expensive…
Used Car Prices 2026: Why $32K Used Still Beats $50K New
A typical 3-year-old used car now costs $32,461. That’s a record. It’s enough to make anyone wonder if you’d be better off just buying new. The short answer: no. But…
VW’s 208K Steering Bolt Recall: Still Buy a Used Atlas or Q3?
Yes, you can still buy a used Volkswagen Atlas or Audi Q3 despite the VW steering bolt recall. Just confirm the VIN first. Get the free fix scheduled, and avoid…
September 2026 Lease Deals: Do Any Beat Buying Used?
Yes, several September 2026 lease deals genuinely beat buying a three-year-old used car on monthly payment. A handful of new leases now undercut the average used-car loan payment by $250…
Used EV Prices Now Match Gas Cars: Time to Buy?
The gap is basically gone. Used EV prices have closed in on used gas car prices this year. In some months, the difference amounts to little more than a tank…
Jeep Grand Cherokee’s Third Coil Spring Recall: Still Worth Buying?
Three recalls, one part, same failure mode. That’s the track record on the Grand Cherokee coil spring recall, and it’s why this one deserves more scrutiny than the average safety…
Porsche Taycan Battery Fire Lawsuit Advances: Buy Used?
A federal judge just refused to let Porsche kick its own customers out of court. That’s bad news for anyone hoping the Taycan battery fire saga would quietly fade away.…