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Buying, leasing, maintaining, and fueling a car, plus EVs, rideshare, transit, and bikes. Get where you’re going for less.
Other than your monthly housing payment and perhaps your student loan payments, your car loan is probably the biggest debt you carry in your name. Add in your car insurance costs — which can be eye-watering if your auto lender…
Now that winter is (hopefully) almost over, chances are that your car is looking a bit worse for wear. If yours is anything like mine, there are salt stains on the hood and doors, the windows are grimy, the inside…
You’ve decided to purchase your first used car – and with an economy still struggling to find its former luster and a rapidly growing new car market, that’s certainly a smart choice. However, the real challenge is the purchase process…
You’ve probably heard more than once that car leasing is a bad deal. And in many cases, it definitely makes more sense to buy a car outright. But this doesn’t mean leasing a car is a bad move for everyone….
When you’re selling a car, you’re more likely to get the best price from an individual as opposed to a dealer. When you’re looking for a way to find that individual, remember that Craigslist is a competitive (and still growing) marketplace…
In trying to live a more frugal life, I’m getting better at handling projects that I used to pay professionals to do. In addition to home improvement projects, I’ve learned that I can save plenty by taking on some auto repairs…
Professional detailing can cost anywhere from $200 to $500, but doing it yourself can be surprisingly inexpensive and straightforward. Plus, you likely already have many of the tools and materials needed. Keeping your car “like new” can increase its resale value…
I bought my first two cars used. The first, a downmarket European import purchased in a private-party transaction, was about 7 years old and had about 70,000 miles on the odometer. It took me five or six years, and thousands…
Despite big promotional events and appealing advertisements, new cars come with hefty price tags and lose their value very quickly due to depreciation. In fact, there are many benefits to buying a used car for cheap over a brand new…
Electric vehicles, also known as EVs, have become all the rage lately, especially among investors. As the world looks to go green, and EVs address one of the largest drivers of carbon emissions, investors have been flocking to electric vehicle…
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