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Finding the Best Car Dealerships in California: A Guide for Buyers When it comes to buying a car, choosing the right dealership can make all the difference. Whether you’re eyeing a brand new vehicle or a reliable used one, the experience you have at a dealership can greatly affect your overall satisfaction. According to the California New Car Dealers Association, a staggering 1.71 million new vehicles are expected to be registered in 2025. However, recent research by Cox Automotive reveals that only 69% of consumers feel happy with their car buying experience. Top Dealerships in California In 2025, over a million car buyers are projected to visit dealerships in California. To help these shoppers, USA TODAY collaborated with Statista and other organizations to create a list of “California's Best Car Dealers for 2025.” This list is aimed at guiding consumers toward dealerships known for excellent service. Notable mentions include Giant Chevrolet Cadillac in Visali...

The 2027 Porsche Cayenne is set for an exciting update, even though the 2023 version just launched. One of the most significant changes will be the introduction of a new electric model, joining Porsche's lineup alongside the Taycan and Macan. However, the existing gas and plug-in hybrid options will still be available. While the gas Cayenne won’t undergo a massive redesign, some minor tweaks to the front and rear are expected. The prototype images hint at a sharper appearance, with design cues borrowed from the latest 911 sports car, such as a squared grille and vertical side vents. On the other hand, the Cayenne EV will feature a sleeker look and new lighting, similar to other electric models like the Macan. In terms of performance, the Cayenne will retain powerful V-8 and V-6 engines, as well as the plug-in hybrids. The electric version is expected to deliver impressive horsepower, ranging from 500 to 800, and utilize Porsche’s advanced 800-volt architecture for efficien...

California’s New Low Carbon Fuel Standard: What It Means for Drivers Introduction to the New Rules California has recently implemented a new Low Carbon Fuel Standard aimed at reducing harmful emissions and promoting cleaner air. This initiative focuses on creating lower-carbon fuels and expanding a market where companies can earn credits for cutting down emissions from vehicles and freight. Impact on Gas Prices While experts predict that there won’t be an immediate hike in gas prices, there’s some uncertainty about future costs for consumers. Under the previous low carbon fuel standard, gas prices increased by about 9 cents per gallon. The new rules, which are stricter, might add anywhere from 5 to 8 cents more. As of now, the average gas price in Southern California is between $4.40 and $4.50, with some stations offering regular gas for under $4. Political Reactions The introduction of this new standard has sparked significant debate. The Republican Party is cri...