Recently, Consumer Reports published their latest Best and Worst Value list. Based on the annual Owner Satisfaction survey, this list reveals which cars actual buyers consider to be the best and worst values in their classes.

Car buyers have a lot of options these days when it comes to vehicle information resources. And while the internet offers plenty of opportunities for shoppers to read reviews, view safety ratings, and obtain details about different makes and models, many people still choose to consult real people when they're figuring out their next automobile purchase.

A recent J.D. Power study has unveiled that three of every four car buyers in 2016 never considered purchasing an SUV. This is despite the fact that fuel has become less expensive and the availability of low interest loans have increased.

All vehicles - new or used- experience depreciation. It's a phenomenon that is hard to quantify because the rate at which all vehicles experience it is different and depends on a variety of factors. So, if all vehicles lose value over time, is there any way that you can beat depreciation?

The introduction of hybrid vehicles not only introduced a way to drive a car in a more economically friendly manner, but it also allowed people to receive a financial reward in return.

One of the most challenging things for car buyers is when a situation arises where the current car becomes either unsatisfying or unaffordable. What can you do when you need to get a new car even though you still owe money on the one you currently own? The fastest solution is to roll the negative equity (what you still owe) into the new car loan. While some dealers will allow you to do this, there are a few factors you need to consider, such as the remaining balance on the current loan, and the quality of your credit.

Once you sign the contract on your car loan, it’s yours – return policies on vehicle sales are extremely rare. In fact, they’re practically nonexistent. If buyer’s remorse has you racing back to the dealership after striking a deal, you’ll find very little can be done to help this. Little, but not nothing.

Having bad credit doesn't have to mean that you're limited to buying cheap cars from private sellers. You can get an affordable car loan to buy a safe and reliable vehicle, and start to rebuild your credit at the same time.

When you are new to a country, it takes time to get established, and sometimes, in order to get everything accomplished, you need a car. As a legal permanent resident of the United States in possession of the necessary documents, you are eligible to be approved for an auto loan. But you will need to make sure you have a few things in place first.

Car pool lanes have become a popular thing througout the United States, but California is the first of these states to pass this law about hybrid cars in the HOV lanes.