You will have trouble getting a mortgage or personal loan if you have bad credit. But can you get a car loan? You bet.
Vehicles swamped by Hurricane Sandy will soon be arriving on used-car lots across the country.
Frugal goes only so far. Some things are worth the money (even though you may not have to pay retail).
When you buy a car, you'll want to consider how much it costs, what kind of mileage it gets, and what type of fuel it uses. But don't forget to examine the tires.
A growing number of car loans will take nearly two presidential terms to pay off.
Trading in a car every 3 years is passé, a new survey says, and cars on the road are older than they used to be. That means we're more in need of good, free advice.
Automakers scale back deals and incentives on new cars, but there are still ways to save.
Thinking of buying a new car? New research shows you can save money by doing these four things.
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