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According to a recent AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study, many Americans overestimate the capabilities of their vehicle's advanced safety systems. These safety features are designed to reduce crashes when used properly, but overreliance by drivers may lead to harmful driving habits.

If you’re a college student, approaching graduation, or you've recently graduated college, you may be wondering what kind of deals and discounts are out there for you on cars.

Although not as common, an unsecured auto loan may be an option if you have excellent credit, but if you have bad credit, you more than likely won’t be able to qualify for one.

There's no doubt that the autumn hues make for beautiful drives, but changing leaves herald changing weather, which can make driving a bit more dangerous. Slick fall leaves can be trouble on the road, but they aren't the only hazard during this time of year. We've got a list of helpful fall driving tips to keep you safer on the road this season.

Refinancing can help you save money by getting you a better interest rate or lower monthly payment, but it can also hurt your credit score if you rate shop for too long.

A cosigner can help a primary borrower get approved for a car loan, but this comes with responsibilities that need to be considered.

So, you're underwater on your car loan. Is it really such a bad thing? If you're not thinking about trading in your vehicle, you may not think twice about having negative equity. But you should.

If you remember the Equifax data breach back in 2017, you also may have read about consumers “freezing” their credit. What exactly does freezing your credit do and how do you go about doing it?

If you own a car free and clear, but need some quick cash, you may find yourself leaning toward a title loan. This could be the first step down a slippery slope – one you should avoid. Here, we discuss just how dangerous these loans are and why.

Should you keep your car and pay it off, or trade it in and use the equity as a down payment on your next vehicle? Both are viable options, and it ultimately depends on what you need and want out of your current car.