J.D. Power’s latest Vehicle Dependability Study indicates owners still cherish and love their three-year-old vehicles, as dependability increased by nine percent from last year, marking the first time since 2013 that industry scores have improved year over year.

Auto loans are becoming longer. The average new-car loan is just under 70 months (5.8 years) according to Experian, with the length coming at a price.

Many Americans dream of owning a house, having a family, and buying an SUV to get the entire family around. If you're eyeing an SUV, but also want to save money, consider looking toward fuel-efficient used SUVs.

Reliability is one of the most important aspects to picking out a car. According to research conducted by iSeeCars.com, Toyota dominates in long-term reliability.

Being a first-time car buyer can be nerve wracking. Not knowing where to start or how to approach buying a car can bring added stress. If you’re a new car buyer with little to no credit, where do you begin?

Every year, J.D. Power gathers information from original owners of three-year-old cars and releases their Vehicle Dependability Study.

Branded titles are issued in most states to used or untitled new vehicles which have sustained damage from an accident or event and are considered a total loss. When a vehicle with a branded title is taken to a state with lower requirements and is issued a new un-branded title, this is called “title washing.” It’s illegal, but nevertheless, it happens all too often.

If you’ve been thinking about going green, but the newest electric vehicles (EV) are too expensive, older, used electric cars are being sold at affordable prices similar to used gasoline-powered vehicles.

According to an analysis by Autotrader, an estimated 580,000 cars will need to be replaced from Hurricane Harvey, as well as an additional 200,000 from Hurricane Irma. One of the first things many consumers do after a hurricane is buy a car, but it’s important that you don’t rush into this.

The car buying process can often seem tedious, but you can help reduce some of that stress by being completely prepared when visiting the dealership. This is especially important for people with lower credit, as subprime lenders require more paperwork.