Seeking out a new car can be very exciting, but have you considered all the angles of a new car purchase? Even if you are dealing with damaged credit, you may still have a high enough income to technically afford a brand new vehicle. But stop and think for a minute. Do you really want to push the envelope of your budget just for the new car smell?

Flooded vehicles can be fixed and sold, and not all states require a salvage title, which means car buyers could be purchasing a flood-damaged vehicle without realizing it.

A captive auto lender is a finance subsidiary of a car manufacturer. In some cases, working with a captive lender is ultimately easier than working with other finance companies or borrowing through your bank or credit union.

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.

Have you ever heard the saying “knowledge is power?” That phrase is certainly true when it comes to car buying. The more information you know about the situation you’re getting into, the better. Here are some common tactics to watch out for, and some methods to help you get the best deal you can when it comes to car buying – even with bad credit.

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.

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.

According to new research by Carfax.com, odometer fraud affects almost 200,000 used cars annually. Learn how to spot odometer fraud, and avoid wasting your hard earned cash.

A new study from the personal finance experts at Bankrate.com found that, using a common car buying budgeting technique, the average new car purchase isn't affordable for median-income households in 24 of the country's largest 25 metro areas.