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This undated photo provided by General Motors shows the 2023 Chevrolet Corvette X06, an even higher-performance version of the latest C8 Corvette. (Courtesy of General Motors via AP)

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Edmunds: The hottest cars to look out for in 2022
By MICHAEL CANTU - Edmunds
Wed,01/19/22-5:48AM , 181 Reads
The chip and supply chain shortages of 2021 have been difficult for automakers and consumers alike. But something positive has emerged from the chaos for 2022: more new car introductions. Among other things, the shortage forced many brands to delay the release of all-new and redesigned vehicles that were originally scheduled for 2021.
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This undated photo provided by American Honda Motor Co. shows a trim name on a Honda Civic. In the trim lineup, Touring trims are typically more loaded with features than entry-level LX trims. (Courtesy of American Honda Motor Co. via AP)

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Edmunds: New cars and missing features, what you can do
By MICHAEL CANTU - Edmunds
Wed,01/05/22-5:46AM , 209 Reads
Most people are aware that automakers have felt the brunt of the worldwide microchip shortage, resulting in understocked dealerships at a time when consumer demand is high. But there’s another less well-known trend that can further complicate the process of buying a new vehicle.
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