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Picking the right car for you and your family can be difficult. Not all vehicles are family-friendly, and some that are may not be the most reliable or affordable. Luckily, we've identified a list of some of the best used family cars under $15,000.

Not all cars are comfortable if you’re over six feet tall. You might find your head hitting the roof or your knees hitting the steering wheel if you’re in the wrong type of vehicle.

If you drive a Toyota or Honda, you may be wondering why the maintenance required light comes on, and just how you can get rid of it.

If you have questions about what a cosigner can and can’t do, we’re here to help clear up some of the confusion by answering some frequently asked questions.

The most important step to take in the car buying process is to be as prepared as possible before you set foot in a dealership. This includes checking your credit score and reports, calculating a budget, and even rate shopping. But there’s lots of paperwork involved, too. If you plan on trading in your car, be prepared to bring extra documents.

If you have negative equity, you can run into trouble getting approved for refinancing. Because a car is treated as collateral, most lenders won’t refinance a vehicle that’s upside down, as the risk of a loan default is much greater with negative equity.

When you’re thinking of buying a car, you want to make sure you’re getting the best deal possible. One trick is to know what time of the year most deals are offered.

The Volkswagen Beetle is being discontinued in 2019, but you can still purchase a used VW Beetle and keep the Bug alive and well on the road.

Along with the higher demand for larger vehicles comes the question “which pickup truck can I afford that’s also reliable?" The good news is that there are many used trucks on dealer lots that won’t break the bank.

If you’ve recently applied for a car loan and were denied, you may be thinking that your bad credit is in the way. The good news is that there are lenders willing to work with you, but finding them can be a challenge.