A doc fee is a fee charged by car dealerships for processing a vehicle’s paperwork. This fee covers processing for the employees who deal with titles, registrations, license plates, and the DMV or revenue department.
By law, you don’t have to service your car at the dealership to keep your warranty valid. Learn what maintenance matters, how to document it, and when poor repairs could affect coverage.
Air suspension vs. coil springs explained –pros, cons, costs, ride-height adjustment benefits, and a quick list of 2026 vehicles that offer air suspension.
Shop smarter without sacrificing safety. Here are 8 must-have car safety features to prioritize when buying a new or used vehicle on a budget.
Avoid costly surprises when buying a used car—learn where rust hides, how to spot early warning signs, and when rust damage is a dealbreaker.
Is all-wheel drive (AWD) necessary, or will good winter tires on a 2-wheel drive car give you all the traction you need? We explore.
Responsibility for a used-car defect varies. Learn what to do next and how to avoid problems before you buy.
Learn how to add car insurance over the weekend when buying a vehicle. Discover grace periods, 24/7 hotlines, and pre-purchase coverage options to avoid delivery delays.
The start of the year is often a great time to find great lease deals. We’ve compiled a list of the best deals for under $300 a month.
February’s best truck deals have a little something for everyone. Check out the list and find what suits you best.
