Car Sales

Tesla cancelled its guaranteed buyback program effective July 1.

Tesla Stores baffle traditional car dealers.

Nissan and Renault reach another electric-car milestone.

Tesla will open a pilot "gallery" in a Nordstrom store in Los Angeles.

A Pennsylvania Ford dealer runs afoul of a town's restrictions on solar power.

Toyota says it has sold 9 million hybrids globally.

U.K. electric-car sales hit record highs in the first quarter of 2016.

Carmakers may soon begin promoting electric cars based on their driving experience.

Lexus runs into opposition from dealers as it experiments with no-haggle pricing.

A Tesla sales bill in Utah stalled after the carmaker itself turned against it.

Tesla is offering a new Model S lease deal.

Honda says it will begin leasing the Clarity Fuel Cell in California later this year.

The Mirage has contributed significantly to Mitsubishi's U.S. sales growth.

The Federal Trade Commissions will hold a panel discussion on auto-dealer franchise laws January 19.

The new 2016 Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid keeps and expands on all the good points of the first-generation Volt, while fixing a number of the old car's quirks. As we wrote in September, "The new Volt's a great car, and brings practical electric drive to U.S. drivers without a shred of range...

Dealers still aren't enthusiastic about selling electric cars, a new report finds.

The Tesla Model X will start at $81,200, including destination.

The 2016 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid will start at just under $30,000.

Count on the car-dealer lobbyists of America to keep fighting the good fight on behalf of the state franchise laws that protect their members' businesses by making it illegal for you to buy a car directly from a carmaker. And, for that matter, to throw in comments about the supposed consumer...

The majority of electric-car drivers lease, rather than buy.