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Which Cars Can Almost Drive Themselves?

It seems that with each year, more automakers are moving forward to developing fully self-driving cars. Most cars only have Level 2 autonomy, which means it can only switch lanes and brake on its own. With Level 3 autonomy, the car can operate completely on its own in emergency situations. The most advanced levels of …
by Addison White
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How to Pick the Best Car Dealership to Buy a New Car

Although dealerships nationwide are switching to more of an online approach to selling cars, buying a new car nowadays can still be a daunting process. Aside from the usual hassle of having to go down to the dealer and test drive the car and awkward drink the sub-par coffee while the salesperson talks to the …
by Joe Santos
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Is Leasing a New Car Always Better Than Financing?

When it comes to buying a new car, there is always going to be a toss-up as to whether or not you should lease or finance. No matter how you look at them, cars are depreciating assets, and leasing a car means that you’ll be spending less during the time that you have it whereas …
by Joe Santos
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If You’re Still Buying a Car Like This Get Ready for Misery

People say the darndest things. They often mean it at the point in time that they say it. But, for most people, after cooling off, they eventually relent on their position and think more constructively through it. For example, a statement like this is what I’m talking about, “I’m not going to buy anything from …
by HJ Pizarro
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Your Monthly Car Payment Isn’t the Only Important Thing in Car Buying

Buying and owning a car can be very expensive. In September 2019, the American Automobile Association (AAA) found that the average annual cost of owning a vehicle was $9,282. One of the biggest vehicle expenses, obviously, is purchasing one. It’s not the only one though. There are some ways to save money when buying or …
by Ed Reeves
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How Much Money Can You Save By Not Owning a Car?

With the global pandemic still hanging around and the threat of an uncertain economic future, it’s easy to want to tighten your belt and save for the future. You could cut costs by clipping coupons, eating at home as opposed to getting takeout, and if you work from home, you can even sell your car. …
by Joe Santos
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Forget About the Best, This Is the Most Average Car You Can Buy

Critics make it well known what they’re opinions are, but if you want to learn what the consumers think, then Reddit is probably the best place to find out. People are willing to share the good, the bad, and the things that make their blood boil. For those wondering which vehicle is simply average, then …
by Savannah Keaton
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8 Genius Ways To Save Money On Driving

The addition of a vehicle to your household means more money out of pocket. Hopefully, you did some shopping and found a good deal on a vehicle. Maybe you even budgeted for oil changes, wiper blade replacements, and other necessary maintenance that a vehicle will need during its lifetime. Assuming you’ve got that covered, there are ways to save …
by HJ Pizarro
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Why Do Dealers Love When You Have Bad Credit?

Your credit score and history is important when you’re shopping for a new or used car and are planning to lease or finance. And as we all know, the better your credit score, the more dealerships love you because you’ll have a better chance of getting a good rate and getting the deal done. But …
by Joe Santos
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Is it Worth it to Swap Your Car Lease?

If life throws you a curveball and you end up needing to get out of your car lease early, then you do have some options. One option is to return the lease early, but you might end up paying a lot in penalties for it, so an easier way is to swap the lease over …
by Joe Santos
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Is ‘Employee Pricing’ Really a Good Discount or Just a Scam?

When it comes to car shopping, everyone wants a discount off the advertised price. But having to negotiate to get a good price can be a hassle. Luckily, automakers will generally have sales from time to time that advertise your ability to buy a car at the employee-discounted rate. Admittedly, getting “employee pricing” is a …
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What ‘Inception Fees’ Do You Need to Pay When Leasing a Car?

Leasing a car can be confusing when you’re not familiar with the terms of the deal. For example, terms like “cap cost” and “cap cost reduction” might sound like Latin to anyone who has never leased a car or even researched it. Another term is “inception fees,” which is the initial set of fees that …
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