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Nothing says “rude awakening” like trudging out to your car in the morning to find the passenger window smashed and the interior ransacked. You don’t keep anything valuable in your vehicle, but the damage to your window is real. And…
It all happened so fast. One moment, you’re driving down the street, eyes straight ahead as always. The next, you’re slamming on the brakes to avoid hitting a car speedily reversing down a blind driveway. You barely manage to stop…
You weren’t shocked the driver who rear-ended you was tooling around without car insurance. You know there are uninsured drivers on the road. You weren’t too worried about what that would mean for you, either. After all, you’re a responsible…
Nearly all states require car owners to carry liability auto insurance. But comprehensive coverage is optional unless you’re still making payments on your car. That doesn’t mean it has no value. It can significantly reduce out-of-pocket repair costs, especially on…
A car is a major financial obligation. With the average new vehicle price topping $47,000 in 2022, it’s no surprise that many car shoppers want to know how to get the best deal. As you shop for a car, there…
When car shopping, there are plenty of reasons to avoid expensive financing. Although you might feel like everyone is financing their ride, the reasons to avoid a car loan add up quickly. First, the costs of financing can get out…
Whether you choose to buy a new or used car, you can count on one thing: Your ride will lose value immediately after you take possession. Unlike real estate, vehicles are bound by the law of depreciation. They’re depreciating assets,…
In many ways, owning a bicycle can be a money-saver. You can save on gas by commuting by bike or use it to exercise for free. But all these benefits come with a significant upfront cost. A good-quality new bike…
Books or websites about saving money often say you should never buy a new car. After all, a new car can lose as much as 20% of its value in its first year. If you buy a 1-year-old used car…
In 2020 and 2021, prices for used cars soared.. The COVID-19 pandemic had disrupted the production of new vehicles, limiting their supply and leading more buyers to seek pre-owned vehicles. By the end of June, the average price of a…
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