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Summer is over, and it's time to start getting prepared for colder weather in many parts of the country. This is even more true if you're planning on financing a used electric vehicle.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are already popular in Europe, and their eco-friendly nature is beginning to appeal to more consumers here in the US. So, what does this mean for non-electric cars?

With the auto industry pushing forward new technologies such as autonomous vehicles, a new survey highlights the fact that people enjoy driving, and want to preserve the driving experience.

AAA conducted a survey that said about 20 percent of Americans were likely to buy an electric car in the near future – an increase from 15 percent in 2017. While there’s no one test that proves electric cars are better, they definitely pose some benefits compared to gas-fueled vehicles.

As of May 1, 2018, backup cameras are now required in all US-spec vehicles. This means the new safety feature will be included on every make and model manufactured.

Officially, Memorial Day is a time to honor those who've fallen while serving in the US military. Unofficially, it's the kick off to summer and this year, nearly 42 million Americans will be traveling over Memorial Day weekend. This year’s travel period is set to be a little longer than previous years, with travel beginning on Wednesday, May 23.

Whether you're selling a vehicle privately or selling your car to a dealership, there are several things you can do to spruce up your vehicle beforehand in order to get the most out of your sale. Take these five steps to be prepared and safe when you're selling your car yourself.

With electric vehicles (EVs) gaining popularity in the US, car buyers in most major cities could be saving an average of nearly $800 a year in fuel costs if they made the switch. So, in which states are EVs currently experiencing a boom, and could an EV be right for you?

Electric vehicles (EVs) aren’t a new trend in the automotive industry. With more brands producing EVs, experts predict a noteworthy number of consumers will move away from gasoline-fueled cars in the coming years.

Following the devastating storm season of 2017, thousands of flood-damaged vehicles have made their way across the country. What can you do to spot flood damage when you're thinking about purchasing a used car?