Buying a used car can be a great way to save money while still getting the vehicle you need. However, the process can al ...

Once a flooded car is totaled, it's typically sold at auction to junkyards and for car parts. But that news isn't always ...

No matter how much diligence you do, you can still buy a used car you’ll regret. Here are six subtle red flags indicating the ...

Buying a new car allows for customization and the latest technology, but it comes at a higher price and depreciates quickly. Used cars are less expensive and slower to depreciate, but may require ...

Where a used vehicle has spent its life (geographically ... Related: What to Know Before Purchasing an Electric Vehicle: A Buying Guide Cars.com purchased its first EV, a 2011 Nissan Leaf SL ...

Tens of thousands of cars are at risk of water damage as the country approaches the halfway mark of hurricane season.

It’s crucial to do your homework upfront before you hand over any money because you can buy someone else’s problems," said Carfax Editor and Chief Patrick Olsen.

As the electric vehicle market grows, more people are considering whether buying a used EV is a smart decision. Sales of new ...

Opting for a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle from a dealership offers added peace of mind, as these cars undergo rigorous ...

Choosing whether you're buying a new car or used car is a crucial decision. David Motton looks at your options.

Not every car owner dumps their flooded car for parts after the insurance company calls it a loss. Some of them might try to ...