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If you live in Seattle and have bad credit, you need to be aware that not all dealerships are going to be able to get you financed. The fact of the matter is, only certain dealers and lenders work with borrowers with poor credit.

Many Angelenos end up filing for bankruptcy and losing their vehicles. It isn’t easy getting around Los Angeles without a car, so where do you go for a vehicle if you're in a bankruptcy?

There’s a lot that goes on during the car buying process. When fees and numbers are being discussed, it's important to know what you should pay, what you can negotiate, and what you shouldn’t pay.

When you're thinking about buying a used car, it's good to have a plan of action – and it should include the best time to buy. You may be able to get deeper discounts than you thought possible by planning ahead.

If you want to use your tax refund toward your next car purchase, read on to find out how you can use it to make the overall cost of a vehicle more affordable.

When it comes to the best cars for adventure, most of us want the same thing: vehicles that are rugged enough to handle whatever comes their way. Plus, it doesn't hurt to look stylish while we're having fun.

If this is your first time buying a car, and you’re not sure just how to go about negotiating on price, keep reading for tips to getting the best deal possible.

You can almost always turn in your leased vehicle early, and whether you buy or lease from the same dealership after is up to you. What you need to know before making this decision is your penalty for early lease termination.

Although most dealers are honest and fair, some may take advantage of bad credit borrowers by using yo-yo financing – a type of car buying scam that's also known as a spot delivery.

When you have bad credit and need a car loan, lenders ask you for a list of personal references – and it may be more important than you realize.