How Online Buying has Changed Car Shopping
Shopping for a car online continues to evolve and become easier and more sophisticated, but there’s still room for the technology to grow.
Shopping for a car online continues to evolve and become easier and more sophisticated, but there’s still room for the technology to grow.
Learn how AI-powered dealership spoofing scams work, spot warning signs, and protect yourself when shopping for a car online.
Used car prices rose in April as inventory remained tight. See current market trends, average prices, pros and cons, and tips for buying a used car in 2026.
Learn why buying an outgoing model-year car can help you save money, plus the trade-offs to consider before choosing last year’s model.
Temporary car insurance is not usually available, so most drivers need a standard policy, added-driver coverage, or rental insurance, depending on the situation.
Use your tax refund wisely and compare prices, check vehicle history, get an inspection, secure financing, and negotiate before buying a used car.
Highway miles can be easier on your car than city miles, where traffic and road conditions can stress your vehicle.
Buying a PHEV versus an EV boils down to your budget and your lifestyle preferences. We’ve broken down the pros and cons of each here.
Avoid surprise lease-end fees: understand normal wear vs. excessive damage, fix dents, scratches, glass, and tires early, get a pre-inspection, clean the car, and report accidents promptly.
Finance charges often include taxes and dealer fees, but private sales usually don’t. Learn common dealer fees, when taxes aren’t rolled into loans, and how leasing handles taxes.