The color of a car is something you should consider during the car buying process. Some car colors are easier to take care of than others, and it can help with your resale value, too.

The prices for used cars has risen incrementally over the past year making it a seller's market. But we're not sure when the bubble is going to burst.

Finding a fun, daily-driveable sports car under $25,000 can be hard. But, with some diligence and a little research it's possible to end up in something fun, practical, and good looking to boot.

Even with the hectic used car market, there are still some ways to get a deal on a new-to-you car. Time to take a look at the best methods.

A pre-purchase inspection is one of the most important aspects of car buying. It's the most surefire way to make sure you're getting what the seller advertises.

Online car auctions are becoming an increasingly popular avenue for car buying. Additionally, with some research and a level head, it's possible to get yourself a deal online.

In fact, the Korean automaker Hyundai broke sales records this past March and April and saw an increase of 128 percent over April 2020 sales.

Cars with rebuilt titles are often seen as write-offs too risky to buy. But, if you have your heart set on one in your car buying pursuits, it's best to do your research first.

Buying and owning a classic car can make for an exciting experience. But what if you own a classic car and are ready to sell it?

Buying a classic car can make for an exciting experience. Find out here what questions you should ask before finalizing your purchase.

Craigslist can actually be a great way to find a camper van on the used and even new market. However, scams are spreading like an unchecked wildfire across the internet. Avoid being scammed when you're buying a camper van on Craigslist.

Taxis are yellow for a reason. Maybe it's so they're easy to spot. Or maybe, it's because a recent study shows yellow cars have unusually high resale values.

The Honda Civic is arguably the most popular cheap car of all time. For good reason, too. Even in this market, it's easy to get a good deal on one.

Some sportscars are know to depreciate heavily- sometimes more than half of their sale price in mere years. Yet, some Porsche 911s don't.

This is the epitome of the anti-SUV life: the Subaru Outback. Despite the absurd used market, Outbacks are cheap and plentiful, should you be looking to buy.

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer is making a "grand" comeback in 2022. The planetary three-row SUV gets a depressingly low EPA fuel economy estimate, to the surprise of literally no one.

Once, compact hybrids like the Toyota Prius were too compact to be as practical as their SUV competition. Thanks to advances in battery technology that has changed.

In an attempt to move stagnant inventory, GMC dealerships are letting Terrain SUV's go at astonishing rates. But is it a good deal?

By making smart car buying decisions and keeping up on maintenance, it is possible to circumvent depreciation and get your money back when it's time to sell.

Honda's HR-V is a breakout in the crossover market. There's now a great deal to be had on one, should you be in the market.