When your car breaks down, the auto repair bill can sometimes leave you feeling broke. If you’re using a reputable repair shop, though, there’s usually good reason for the size of the bill. Continue reading
Auto theft is a big problem. More than 700,000 vehicles are stolen every year, resulting in $4.5 billion in annual losses. Forty-four percent of all stolen vehicles are never recovered, and those that are often require expensive repairs. Continue reading
Want the shortest terms and the lowest payments on a car lease? Then lease swapping may be for you. Continue reading
Change is the one constant in life. If you’re leasing a car, those changes can sometimes mean you’re stuck with a vehicle that you can no longer afford, no longer need or simply don’t want. Continue reading
Many common auto repairs are, to a large extent, preventable. And since even common auto repairs can cost you hundreds of dollars at the repair shop, an ounce of prevention can certainly be preferable to a pound of cure. Continue reading
Saving money at the gas pump doesn’t necessarily require driving around and burning extra gas in order to find the lowest prices on your grade of unleaded. Continue reading
Caring for a car is important if you want it to remain in like-new condition. However, there are many car maintenance myths out there that cause well-meaning drivers to make mistakes when caring for a car. Continue reading
The spring and summer driving season is here, and the rising temperatures affect more than just the mercury in thermometers. Your car feels the effects of warmer weather almost as much as you do. Continue reading
Car leases, and particularly lease transfers, give you a lot of different vehicle options to choose from when you’re trying to determine what car to lease. Though having options is a good thing, it can lead to analysis paralysis, making it impossible to decide because there are just too many choices and too many competing factors to consider. Continue reading
Taking over a car lease can be a great way to get a newer car with low monthly payments and no long-term commitments. Before you do take over a car lease, though, there are several details about it that you’ll need to find out. Continue reading