While it's true that many times you get what you pay for, it's also just as true that sometimes you don't.
A growing number of car loans will take nearly two presidential terms to pay off.
Top Tier Detergent Gasoline promises to keep your engine a lot cleaner, without a lot of additional cost.
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.
Adding a new type of loan to your credit history can raise your credit scores. Under the right circumstances, this makes great sense.
We're keeping our vehicles longer. But are we taking care of our investments?
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Automakers scale back deals and incentives on new cars, but there are still ways to save.
On its new travel website, Sears offers vacation packages, hotel stays and car rentals that you can pay for in installments.
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