One pastime that many people around the world enjoy is racing all sorts of vehicles. It's because of this pastime that is responsible for many of the features in the cars, trucks and SUVs that we commute in today.

EMV stands for Europay, MasterCard and Visa, and describes a global standard for cards equipped with computer chips as well as the technology used to authenticate transactions involving these cards. And if you don't already have a chipped card, you probably will soon.

For any number of reasons, you may be thinking about buying a second car for your family. And while this may be a sound decision, it is one that you should make only after really thinking about the cost and real necessity of such a purchase.

Petroleum experts at both GasBuddy and AAA forecast that average gas prices will fall below $2 in as many as 20 states by December of 2015.

Auto Credit Express and Summit Place Kia are proud to announce the success this year's 5th annual Lalonde Charity Open and its efforts to support our local Veterans through the Veterans Treatment Court.

The new tool introduced on the NHTSA web site should help both car buyers and owners, including those with less than perfect credit, by ensuring the vehicles they drive or plan on purchasing are as safe as possible and subject to no open recalls.

Chances are that someone you know is struggling to get out of debt. People in these situations often cut back on everything except for the bare necessities, and would appreciate receiving holiday gifts that will feel like splurges.

When given the chance to finance a new car, we always that suggest credit-challenged buyers pick one that's affordable. But in the case of these ten vehicles, buyers needn't sacrifice safety for price.

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.