Buying a used truck could be tricky. You might be getting a lower price compared with a new model, but it also comes with a risk. You could end up with a vehicle which is not in perfect condition and would force you to spend …
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Shopping for a new car is exciting. For most people, the only thing that can take the fun out of it is the expense. Yet those same people often put little effort into the sale of their old car, either by trade-in or a private …
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If you’re looking to buy a new car, you might be considering purchasing through a car auction. Car auctions are becoming popular ways to purchase cheap and reliable cars, but navigating the process as a beginner can be stressful and confusing. It’s necessary to know …
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The lifespan of a set of tires is typically three to four years if you drive around 12,000 to 15,000 miles per year. I was due for new tires on my 2014 Rogue last fall. The tire center I went to said before winter is …
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“Bad credit, no credit—we finance everyone—your job is your credit.” Those ads can look really good when you’re in a tight financial situation. However, they can also be delectable bait on a toxic hook. Buying a used car when you have bad credit doesn’t have …
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Gas prices seem to be getting even more expensive by the day thanks to rising crude oil prices, bigger retail margins and a stronger global economy. Automotive engineers have made tremendous advancements in the fuel efficiency area but that does not seem to be enough …
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Shopping for a new car isn’t easy. There’s a great deal to think about, and often your personal wants from a vehicle don’t quite line up with what’s on offer. Whether they’re too expensive, don’t have the right specifications or a dealer is trying to …
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You may not be aware of it, but there are now more people who choose to lease a car rather than purchase one. There are some obvious advantages to this, of course, one being the fact that you can save money, but there are other …
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Kids are expensive. In fact, studies show that raising a child costs more than $230,000. But money takes a backseat to safety when it comes to protecting your child. Parents often make sacrifices with convenience or a small margin of safety in mind rather than …
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A while back I wrote a post about joining the car sharing community. I was pretty excited about trying a new way of getting around San Francisco. But I also really missed some things that came with car ownership (freedom, spontaneity, taking my dog in …
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