Click, click — vroom. Amazon has quietly expanded its car sales business over the past year and a half, now active in over ...

Amazon has entered the car business by launching Amazon Autos, a platform for buying or leasing vehicles online. The service partners with local Hyundai and Hertz dealerships to offer new and used ...

The e-commerce giant’s program has grown in recent months to include vehicles from Kia, Mazda, Subaru, Chevrolet and Jeep.

Amazon is taking a bigger bite out of the automotive world, extending its platform beyond new Hyundais to include used and certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles. The retail giant is planning to reshape ...

Amazon’s push into car sales, launched with Hyundai and later joined by other automakers, has seen sluggish results despite expanding dealer participation. Reports from dealers show monthly sales ...

You can now buy a new car on Amazon. The retail giant has launched Amazon Autos, enabling people across the U.S. to purchase their next vehicle via the online shopping platform like ordering groceries ...

I went to Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) to shop for a new car. There were 153 pages of vehicles available near me. The system already ...

Amazon, the seller of everything, apparently wants to try its hand at selling used cars next. Fan Jin, the director of the online retail giant's Amazon Autos unit, says the company will be "getting ...

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Online shopping for cars isn’t a new concept, especially in a post-COVID world. But it could become even more mainstream if the largest online retailer in the world, Amazon, decides it’s time to add ...