As a vehicle brand, Kia has been gaining popularity for the past several years. And the company’s recent Super Bowl ad will likely help them sell even more of their budget-friendly cars.

Costs associated with car ownership don’t end with the selling price. So, if you’re applying for an auto loan in order to buy a vehicle, there are several expenses to consider when planning your budget.

Young buyers and new buyers alike struggle with one particular issue when trying to buy a vehicle from a dealership: how to get financing with no credit.

Although the average price of a new car is a bit more affordable, borrowers should choose a reasonable vehicle if they're financing one with a subprime loan. Doing that as well as maximizing the down payment while keeping both the loan term and payment-to-income ratio to a minimum will go a long way towards ensuring the successful completion of a high-risk car loan.

If given the choice of a new car, borrowers with tarnished credit should choose the model with the better record of reliability.

Summertime is a popular time for long road trips with the family or friends. Whether you’re heading to the beach or making your way to a campsite, it’s important you have a reliable vehicle to get you and your family where you need to go.

The Castrol Protection Plus program can give used car buyers additional peace of mind. Buyers with credit issues, however, should keep in mind that it's not available at all dealerships, oil changes will be more expensive, and it doesn't take the place of a certified used car warranty or used car service contract.

The 2017 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study reveals that, for the second year in a row, Korean automaker Kia, which makes some of the most affordable vehicles sold here, is the top brand in new-vehicle initial quality.

If you're in the market for a pre-owned pickup right now, finding affordable options may be challenging. You might find yourself wondering, Where have all the cheap pickups gone?

Hyundai has good news for the brave men and women who serve to protect our country. From now through January 2, 2018, active or retired U.S. Military personnel and their spouses will receive $500 off eligible new Hyundai vehicles.