Buying a Car

A little history of the Monroney window sticker on your new car, which tells you so much that can assist you in evaluating and comparing various models.

I want you to get a great deal on your next used car purchase, and I want you to drive away confident that the car you bought is a good, solid car with a fair price.

16 questions that will help you to better understand your own desires and needs prior to making an RV purchase.

Some handy tips for buying a used car from a dealer based on my own personal experience.

Basically, to drive a cooler car and have that new-car feeling more often.

Tips and suggestions as well as the personal experience of buying a car online. There are lots of thieves out there - make sure you don't get caught.

Looking into financing your next vehicle purchase and wondering if you should consider a credit union over dealership financing? Find out what to expect from the credit union process.

You buy a new car and have to pay a destination charge - why? You don't pay a separate charge on a new washer or dryer - why should you on a car?

Most car buyers avoid the word 'lease' because they don't understand it. This fear is completely unfounded—it's a simple, straightforward method of financing a new car. Let me show you...

Shopping for a new, used car, truck or van? Read this article first so that you'll have a solid plan.

A new leftover car from the previous model year may be thousands less than the equivalent car from the latest model year. Is this option right for you?

A good deal without all the back and forth of a normal negotiation

Is buying an old police car a worthwhile venture? The answer is yes, if you know where to look and what to avoid. This is your Crown Victoria Police Interceptor guide.

If you're thinking of buying a classic VW Beetle, you need to know a few things beforehand. Discover why the best bargain to be had is from someone who doesn't know he wants to sell.

You can buy a car with bad credit, a lot of people do. Here's how to survive the experience.

Many times people come to the dealership without understanding how their credit score can affect their car choices. Sometimes credit decisions do not make much sense - but there is some basis for the decisions that come out from behind those closed lenders' doors. Here is a brief example.