Guides

Traded in your old car but debt collectors say you still owe? Here’s how trade-in payoffs, negative equity, dealer mistakes, and debt validation work—and what to do before you pay.

Got into a minor accident and your car insurance rate jumped? Here’s how to challenge the increase, review your policy, ask smarter questions, and shop for better coverage without panicking.

If you’re a confident driver, you may be tempted to brave the treacherous terrain of these highways. But be warned: they take dozens of lives each year.

Subscription fees have spilled over from the tech world into features of the newest cars.

You thought you were doing the right thing by disputing your parking ticket. Then the appeal was denied, and suddenly the fine is higher than when you started. That situation frustrates drivers every day across North America. The good news is that those extra fees usually follow specific rules, and you may still have a few options to fight back or reduce the damage.

In a world that is obsessed with the latest supercars and electric vehicles, it’s time to pay homage to the great cars of the past.

Stuck with a $4,000 car repair after your warranty claim was denied? Here’s how to challenge the denial, gather evidence, escalate your case, and possibly reduce the bill.

Wondering why full coverage insurance can cost almost as much as a used car? Here’s why lenders require it, what drives premiums up, and how to shop smarter before buying.

Data shows older Boomers drive differently than younger Boomers, from shorter trips and daylight errands to avoiding rush hour, night drives, and unfamiliar routes.

Jay Leno is known for his adoration of hot rods and his assortment of 180 cars and 160 motorcycles is one of the best vehicle collections in the world.

Buying a car is stressful enough without a salesperson insisting that a pricey financing package is somehow “the best deal in the city”. Whether the dealership rushed you through paperwork, stretched the loan term into the next century, or simply convinced you that your budget was bigger than reality, there are still ways to reduce the damage. From refinancing to selling the vehicle entirely, these are the smartest moves people can make when their car loan starts feeling like way too much.