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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.
Powertrain warranties typically last longer but have less coverage than bumper-to-bumper warranties. Make sure you read your plan thoroughly to understand which items and situations are excluded from warranty coverage.
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.
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.
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.
Finance an older used car with confidence. Set a realistic budget, research vehicle history, compare lender options, and prepare paperwork to secure the best terms — even for high-mileage cars.
Dealer invoice pricing, MSRP, and even markups can greatly impact the price you pay for a new car.
Most car purchases are usually final, with no return period for buyer’s remorse. Exceptions can include lemon laws and a dealer’s written return policy. If you can’t return, contsider refinancing, selling, or trading.
Find out the pros and cons of buying a car with cash, how to research a price, negotiate and see what to avoid before you buy a car in cash.
Learn how 0% APR car financing works, who qualifies, pros and cons, and when it’s smarter to choose rebates with a low-interest loan instead.
