Cars

With hundreds of different cars on sale, it can feel daunting to find the chosen one. Make sure you have the right budget, do your research, test drive...a lot, and, if you need a loan, find the one that works best for your finances.

Your comprehensive car insurance policy will likely cover thefts and any damage related to that theft. Vandalism and stolen parts are also covered under this policy.

Electric cars may be cheaper to “fill up,” but they’re also more expensive to insure. They're filled with more expensive parts, and often require more expensive labor when they need repairs.

If you’re hit by another driver and your car needs time in the shop, you may be entitled to “loss of use compensation” worth $500+. Instead of opting for a rental, ask for loss of use compensation instead.

If you're in an accident, call the police and document the scene. And don’t speak to the other driver’s insurance company no matter what.

Purchasing a reliable car can save you tons on repairs, depreciation, and opportunity costs. But how much exactly, and which cars should you consider?

To qualify for a home or auto loan, lenders want to make sure you've got some skin in the game. Discover how a down payment works and how much you should save.

Trying to save money on an expensive auto repair? Here are six ways to save hundreds, or even thousands, on car repairs without cutting corners.

Everything you need to know about car insurance requirements in the U.S., plus why you should consider purchasing even if it’s not required.

New and used car prices have peaked at 30% above their 2020 levels, begging two questions: should you wait to buy? Should you sell ASAP? Let’s investigate.