Cars
Read the latest news, reviews, recalls and more for the vehicle makes and models that Long Islanders drive.
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Drivers are holding on to cars and trucks longer during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way automakers debut their vehicles. Large auto shows have been canceled, and many planned vehicle debuts have been delayed.
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The initiative would add thousands of charging stations across the state, including enough to support 188,000 EVs on Long Island, officials say.
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Upon its debut in 2019 for the 2020 model year, the Kia Telluride decisively captured the top spot in Edmunds' three-row mid-size SUV rankings and pushed aside more established rivals.
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At a smaller (pandemic size) car show on Father's Day weekend in Hicksville, car owners traded compliments and shared stories.
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Among the openings, 75% are for claims and customer service reps, and 25% are for sales reps, with salaries of more than $40,000.
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After a 79-day shutdown, retailers, offices, auto dealerships and real estate agents gear up to get back to business across Long Island.
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FAQs on the rights and responsibilities of those set to reopen June 10, including some retailers, offices, auto salespeople and real estate agents.
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New York dealerships allowed to resume in-person sales with new social distancing and sanitizing protocols in place.
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The Honda Accord has been Edmunds' top-rated midsize sedan since this latest generation launched for the 2018 model year. But a new challenger has arrived on the scene: the redesigned 2020 Hyundai Sonata.
