Even though you want to make a deal with a car salesperson, you have to know that you can negotiate. Learning what to say and when to say it is a big deal when trying to get the best deal possible on a vehicle.

Many people plan for a big purchase when they get their income tax refund. If you're looking to buy a new or used car with your tax refund, we want to help even if you're dealing with bad credit.

When it comes to the cost, you’re better off buying new than used for some models if you live in Seattle, and there’s a study to prove it.

If Los Angeles is putting a squeeze on your finances but you need personal transportation, you may be wondering how much car you can finance. Many factors go into determining how much vehicle you can afford, but your credit is the big one.

If you've got bad credit and need a vehicle in Los Angeles, there are no less than 100 used car dealerships scattered across the metro area to choose from. But how do you know which one is right for you?

If you’re expecting a W-2 or already have one, you may be wondering how you can use your upcoming tax refund to get a car loan.

Using safety and fuel economy ratings, we take a look at some of the most popular and affordable new and used cars for teen drivers.

We've identified 10 great choices for city driving that don't break the bank. Which one is right for you?

Buying a car is a big decision. There are a lot of steps to take before getting a new vehicle, and they start before you should even consider setting foot in a dealership.

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.