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Why You Should Make an Appointment at a Car Dealership
Make a dealership appointment to confirm the car is available, reduce waiting, and ensure the vehicle is ready for your test drive.
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First-Time Car Buyer: Tips and Tricks
Our advice to first-time car buyers is essentially the same as for any car shopper: Before setting foot on a dealer’s lot, thoroughly research and gather all the information you can. Having said that, here are a few things to consider as you embark on your first car-buying journey.
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What Should I Expect When I Return My Leased Car?
Learn what to expect when returning a leased car, including inspections, mileage and wear and tear charges, disposition fees, and possible equity.
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Hidden Costs of Buying a New Car
Buying a car comes with additional fees. Some of these, like state or local taxes, won’t be negotiable, but many of the others might be.
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Travel Safety Tips for You and Your Dog
Few things are as enjoyable as taking your family dog for a ride in the car. We’ve compiled a list of dos and don’ts to ensure its a safe and happy experience for all.
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Buying a Car Out of State: 8 Things You Must Know
Learn how to buy a used car online: set a budget, compare listings, review history reports, inspect the vehicle, and complete the purchase confidently.
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When Is the Best Time to Buy a Car?
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.
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How to Tell if the Car You Want Was Built in the US
To find out if the car you want is made in the USA, decipher the VIN, check the door jamb sticker, search online and remember that American car companies can have assembly plants outside of the US.
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Xenon and LED Headlights: What Is the Difference?
Compare xenon (HID) and LED headlights—how they differ in brightness, efficiency, lifespan, cost, and safety—to help you choose the best option for your next car.
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Powertrain Warranty vs. Bumper to Bumper: What Is the Difference?
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.