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While all-wheel drive (AWD) and four wheel drive (4WD) used to be features limited to large trucks and SUVs, they’re now an option in virtually every car and van model.
Though legally required in most cases, different backup cameras come with their own sets of pros and cons. Learn how they work and what to consider when shopping for your next vehicle.
The difference between a car that lasts and one that doesn’t often comes down to care. Regular vehicle maintenance is key to keeping your used car running at its best.
Being a first-time car buyer, especially if you’re applying for financing, can feel overwhelming. But with a little knowledge and the right team to help, the process can be simple.
Financing doesn’t need to be stressful. We’ll take you through the typical process so you know what to expect and can feel confident you’ve found the right financing option for you.
If you’ve ever balanced a toddler on one hip and groceries on the other, all while fumbling for your car key, a keyless ignition system may be a feature you’d want in your next vehicle.
Sunroofs are often an in-demand car feature, adding an extra touch of comfort and style. But, before you buy, there are a few practical factors you’ll want to take into account.
Your vehicle's engine relies on a few critical components to run smoothly and reliably. Among the most important are the serpentine belt and the timing belt (or chain).
Horsepower and torque relate to the power and performance of a vehicle. It’s a good idea to learn a little about both to help when shopping for your next used car, SUV or van.
CVTs (continuously variable transmissions) have quickly become the standard in many popular models to help improve fuel economy, especially in smaller gas-powered cars and SUVs.
With smart phones, we’re all walking around with all the maps we’ll ever need, and getting directions takes just a few taps. So are built-in GPS navigation systems still worth it?
Buying a used rental car can be a practical way to get a more recent vehicle at a lower cost than buying brand new. For many, they offer the perfect balance of value, condition and predictability.