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children as young as 6 months. we know the white house says vaccinations could begin as early as next week once given the okay from the cdc and the fda. president biden already pledged to make 10 million vaccine doses available nationwide with the majority of states already preordering shipments since the beginning of the month. >> yeah. but many health experts are worried that parents of young kids may not take their kids to get those covid shots. the latest polling from the kaiser fa...

Experts say the Key Bridge and Port of Baltimore tragedy will have a major negative impact on America's auto industry. Shortages and price increases could result. And it will not just be Asian brands that are impacted.

According to a media report, car ownership among Americans has reached a point where it has become unaffordable to millions. The report states that post the pandemic, the cost of cars, car insurance & repairs has gotten too expensive.

Electric Vehicle (EV) owners have likely noticed that their combustion-free vehicles are not delivering the manufacturer’s advertised range.

Just when new car prices were starting to edge downward, the cost of purchasing a recent used vehicle has jumped dramatically from pre-COVID levels. It's a national trend, and Roanoke is no exception; what you would have paid to buy a three-year-old used car in 20-9 is now good enough only now to purchase a

A potential UAW strike would be worse on consumers the longer it lasts, experts say. But its duration is "the real unknown."

A staggering national trend highlights the overarching shift. Used cars under $20,000, which once constituted 49.3% of the entire used car market in 2019 prior to the pandemic, have plummeted to a mere 12.4% in 2023.

A staggering national trend highlights the overarching shift. Used cars under $20,000, which once constituted 49.3% of the entire used car market in 2019 prior to the pandemic, have plummeted to a mere 12.4% in 2023.

ISeeCars study reveals Tesla tops recall list with 4 models; Porsche follows. Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota have fewest recalls

With only two models left (soon to be one), Chrysler is relying on future electric adoption to stay afloat.