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The 2020 tax season filing deadline was pushed back to July 15 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Your tax refund can be the perfect start to your next car loan.

With the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, many are left wondering how they can pay for their car and auto insurance. Thankfully, many lenders and insurance companies are extending a helping hand during this tough time.

A debt consolidation loan is a way for those struggling with debt to pay off their unsecured debts more quickly. Debt consolidation loans are a type of personal loan, and you must meet a lender's requirements in order to qualify for one.

Vehicle technology is doing its best to keep us safe and help us obey the rules of the road. But some rules on the books are a bit outdated in certain places, and the craziest driving laws around the world border on the absurd.

If you've been in a total-loss accident in the Los Angeles area, you may be wondering where you can go to get the most for your money when buying your next car.

No matter if you have a newborn or a toddler, it’s important you practice good car seat safety. If you need a refresher or you’re expecting your first child, keep reading to learn the ins and outs of car seat safety.

It's legal for a dealership to sell a used car with an open recall. It's important that you know how to check for open recalls so you can make sure a vehicle has been fixed before you finalize a purchase.

Throughout the month of September, Auto Credit Express is going to bring you some myth busting in the world of all things bad credit, car financing, buying, and maintenance.

If you want to use your tax refund toward your next car purchase, read on to find out how you can use it to make the overall cost of a vehicle more affordable.

Although most dealers are honest and fair, some may take advantage of bad credit borrowers by using yo-yo financing – a type of car buying scam that's also known as a spot delivery.