New Car Deals

Americans have been spending a lot of time at new-car dealerships in the past several months, a trend that most industry watchers expect to continue this year, boosting sales of new cars and trucks to a post-recession high. Yet a new study suggests most American households shouldn't be spending so much on their new set …

A car with a low price tag isn’t always a great value. Buying a car is the first of many costs associated with owning one. You will have to pay for expenses like gas, maintenance, insurance and taxes. And when you go to sell your car, you might find that its value is less than what you expected because of depreciation, …

What is a lease?

It’s always exciting to buy a new car, but the car buying process often confronts you with an important financial decision: what to do with your old car. Your options include trading it in, selling it privately or donating it to charity for a tax deduction.

The most exciting aspect of buying a new car is the test drive, and dealerships know it. While test drives give you the opportunity to get excited about that new car, dealers will try to leverage that excitement into a sale. ...

Many new car shoppers dread the thought of negotiating the vehicle’s price. For inexperienced buyers, this can be somewhat difficult and intimidating, especially if you haven’t done your research. With the wealth of advice and information that is available on the Internet, you’ll have little trouble researching vehicles …

If you’ve decided that it’s time to buy a car, it doesn’t necessarily have to be brand new. While you won’t get that new car smell in a pre-owned vehicle, buying used does offer some distinct advantages. Here are the pros and cons of new and used cars, which will help simplify your car buying process.

New rules aimed at protecting the environment will drive up the price of new cars and trucks by thousands of dollars but save motorists money at the pump.