Negative equity, or being upside-down on your auto loan, means owing more on your vehicle than its current value. Some ...

As we all brace for the full impact of tariffs to hit car prices, one thing is certain: Vehicles already in the U.S. don’t have to pay any import fees. That’s why shoppers rushed to purchase new cars ...

As prices remain high, more buyers are stretching payments across 72-month or even 84-month loans. While a longer loan lowers ...

(iSeeCars) – You’re about to start the car buying process. Which likely means you’re asking yourself that eternal question: What should I do with my used car? Sell it, or trade it in? There are ...

Negotiating with a car dealer can be intimidating, but this thorough guide to the car buying process teaches you how to get ...

The average new car loan has a term of 68.48 months, according to the credit rating agency Experian – nearly six years of being married to your new ride. And that's just the average. Nowadays, ...

Being upside-down is generally never a good thing. In the case of a car loan, it means you owe more than the value of your ride. This situation isn't unusual if you financed with a high-interest loan.

Trading in a car can seem like the easiest way to upgrade your ride, but for some models, the dealer’s offer will feel like an insult. In 2025, several vehicles are facing such steep depreciation and ...

It's the age-old question for car owners: maximize a car's trade-in value and replace it early or drive it long term and wait until you get that last mile before trading it for a new vehicle. So when ...

Buying a car is far from a cheap prospect, and the abundance of fees tacked on don't help. However, some of those fees can be ...