Chrysler is preparing to resume auto leases, according to a dealer briefed on the plans.

Columnist Jonathan Welsh answers readers' questions about negotiating prices on car leases, extended warranties and SUVs for off-road driving.

Hyundai has announced a new incentive plan to draw in car buyers. The plan would allow buyers who lost their job or income to return their vehicles and break their contracts.

Ron Amadon has tested a slew of cars and here gives his selection of the best vehicles he drove in 2008.

It's tough to get a loan - especially an auto loan right now. Banks are tightening up their lending practices and car shoppers are feeling the pain. 

High gas prices has caused the U.S. auto industry to change its leasing practices as well as to increase lease payments. Nathan Becker explains what people in the middle of a lease, shopping for a new car or trying to exit a lease early should know.

Another indication of the auto industry's problems: it's getting harder to lease a car. As consumer demand for gas-guzzling SUVs drops, so does the resale value of leased cars. Read the advice below if you're in a lease, or looking for a new car.

Used-car dealers, like CarMax Inc., are feeling the squeeze now that auto companies are practically giving new models away. Find out why this market is taking a bath in this article.

Here's some bad news for those who like to lease their cars: Chrysler has decided to stop their auto-leasing business. General Motors and Ford look like they're cutting back lease options too. If you still want to lease, read this article for options on what to do when Detroit's Big Three end their programs.

Stuck in line for a hybrid? You're not alone. Read about Karen Blumenthal's hybrid-buying experience in this article for some pointers, do's, don'ts and everything else you need to know when it comes to buying a gas-sipper.