Edmunds

Edmunds

Edmunds.com, Inc. is a U.S.-based online platform that provides information related to automobiles. Its main office is located in Santa Monica, California, and it also has a branch near Detroit, Michigan. The company is privately owned, with the Steinlauf family owning the majority of its shares.

Trade/B2B
English
Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority
82
Ranking

Global

#2377

United States

#473

Vehicles/Vehicles

#8

Traffic sources
Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 1 day ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

    The second shop was in Ontario, California. It also quoted a one-month wait to get an estimate, but there was no delay between obtaining the quote and starting the repairs. We opted to go that route. However, days before out appointment, Tesla called. The shop was overbooked and our appointment was delayed by a month. Two months after the accident, we finally had a visual estimate.

  • 5 days ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

    Tech annoyancesLiving with the Volvo EX30 hasn't just been a bunch of giggle-inducing launches, though — in fact, our logbook is already full of comments about little annoyances. The worst one? Every single time the car detects a new speed limit, or a road sign like for a pedestrian crossing, it'll make this little "bok" sound and flash the new speed/sign at the top of the touchscreen. "So? Just turn it off," you're probably thinking.

  • 6 days ago | edmunds.com | Brian Wong

    Parked next to the top-of-the-line Calligraphy trim, the XRT Pro offers a much different take on the Palisade's styling. You still get those very cool stacked daytime running lights and taillights, but many of the chrome accents have been swapped for black ones (including the grille) and it looks more subdued in a more mature way. The exposed functional red tow hooks front and rear complete the look by providing a nice pop of color.

  • 1 week ago | edmunds.com | John O'Dell

    Global automakers have been on a roller coaster ride in the past few weeks as President Donald Trump flexed his executive power by instituting tariffs that could dramatically impact corporations and consumers alike. The president also mandated “reciprocal” tariffs of varying amounts on other goods produced in almost every country. But just days later, he put all except those for China on hold.

  • 1 week ago | edmunds.com | James Riswick

    Like the Ioniq 5 and EV6, the GV60 has extra space under the cargo floor. They're not all the same, though. The EV6 is a typical wide-open floor that easily expands its capacity. The Ioniq 5 has this big north-south hump in the middle that renders the extra space nearly useless. This is what the GV60 has going for it. There are the little cubbies and a subwoofer that make the space a hodgepodge, but there's enough extra space here that I'll be testing with and without the floor in place.