Electric vehicles require less maintenance, but that doesn't mean there's no maintenance at all! Here's how to care for your electric car and some tips for financing one if you have poor credit.

The last thing you need on a spring road trip is your car breaking down. Whether you drive a standard fuel vehicle, an EV, or a hybrid, we've got six tips to make sure your vehicle is in tip-top shape before you hit the open road!

You may have gotten approved for auto financing and chosen a vehicle, but the process may not be over just yet. We have seven things to do after you buy your car.

If you're not sure if you should put more cash into your current car or start saving for your next one, we have five things to think about that could make your choice a little easier.

With many summer activities on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, many people are planning summer road trips. Here are some tips to keep yourself, your passengers, and your car safe.

Is your car sitting idle while you stay at home during the coronavirus? We go over some tips you can use to keep your vehicle in tip-top shape to help you avoid costly repairs once shelter-in-place orders lift.

Even though many people are staying at home due to the coronavirus, some of us still need to leave for essential errands. Here are some tips for cleaning your car to reduce the risk and stop the spread of coronavirus.

In California, vehicles are required to take a smog test, and your car must pass one in order to be legally driven in Los Angeles. But what are smog tests?

If you find yourself faced with the dilemma of choosing between fixing your current car or buying a new one, which option makes the most sense for you depends on several different factors, including your equity situation and the cost of the needed repairs.

It's not uncommon for dealerships to sell used vehicles with open recalls. Make sure you are aware of any open recalls and the details behind them if you're considering buying a car with a recall.