The high cost of new vehicles has led to an increasing number of consumers turning to the used car market. However, with the wide range of options available, from family SUVs to sporty foreign sports ...

Buying a pre-owned vehicle can be a cost-effective way to get a reliable, affordable car or truck. The moment a new car leaves a lot, it starts do depreciate in ...

Finding a trouble-free used car has nothing to do with luck and everything to do with applying good research and investigative skills. Knowing how to spot potential problems and determining how ...

A used car can save you thousands over buying new, but every one comes with […] ...

Finding a reliable used car under $20,000 can be tough, but three models in particular offer great value and have expert reviews. Gas prices have drivers considering hybrids and EVs. Should you? As ...

Buying used shouldn’t feel like a coin flip. Use brand reliability the right way and you can stack the odds in your favor fast. Lexus tops, Tesla bottoms Consumer Reports’ used car brand reliability ...

Buying from a dealer may cost more, but a private seller isn’t always the bargain it seems. Here’s what you need to know. These days, I spend anywhere from 50 to 60 hours a week at the car dealership ...

The car-buying market — new and used — has shifted so dramatically in just a few years that anyone who last shopped before the pandemic could be stunned by how different the landscape looks today.

Between shifting interest rates and fluctuating trade-in values, we break down the data and help you decide between new vs used.