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.

Scams are everywhere, from social media to your social life. One good way to keep up to date on the latest scams is by checking official sites that combat them.

Our very own Chief Operating Officer, Jack Lintol, was asked to join Experian on Credit & Finance Talk to discuss how we help car buyers with credit issues get the financing they need to get the vehicle they want.

You don't have to sacrifice all the modern standards when buying an older vehicle. Here are some ways you can update your used car with hi-tech compatibility add-ons.

Of all the hours people spend in their cars, some of the most frustrating are those spent in search of parking. Americans, and much of the world, in fact, are plagued with an excess of parking costs and hours spent looking for that elusive spot. Washington-based transportation analytics company INRIX combined research from the world’s largest parking database with surveys from almost 6,000 U.S. drivers across 10 cities, and what it found was staggering. Findings show that we waste $73 billion a year looking for parking in the U.S. alone.

If someone receives a car as a gift or wins one in a contest, that vehicle will often be adorned with a giant bow. It is an impressive sight to behold, but it begs the question, What do you do with that giant bow after you take it off the car?

We have reached the height of graduation season, and many college graduates are off to start their first real jobs soon. Life as a young professional often demands regular access to your own car. With this in mind, the editors over at Autotrader have put together a list of vehicle recommendations for recent college graduates.

Cars play an important role in most of our lives. Many people spend both a lot of time in their cars and a lot of money on them. With this in mind, Bankrate.com set out to rate the overall experience for motorists in each state.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) released the 2016 Hot Wheels report, their annual list of America’s 10 most stolen vehicles last week. The NICB, using data submitted by law enforcement agencies to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), is able to identify the cars that are stolen the most often.

As millennials begin to overcome debts and competitive job markets, they’re making the decision to live the life their parents had—a house, kids, and a big SUV.