While every car is a depreciating asset, some are worse than others. Here are some cars that are unlikely to make you happy when it comes time to sell or trade them in.
Every brand new car loses value when you drive it off the dealership lot, but some are worse than others. Here are some cars that tend to hold their value over the years.
Our favorite cars are recognized by their unique logos, many of which are iconic. Here are the stories behind these logos, and how they ended up on our cars.
If you're able to drive your car for over 200k miles, you'll save an untold amount of money by avoiding having to buy a new one. Here are some tips on how to join the 200k mile club.
Following up on our list of the 10 Most Unreliable Car Brands, the following is a list of the 10 Most Reliable Car Brands. The list was compiled by Consumer Reports.
Some cars are bulletproof, and known for racking up high miles without any problems. Other cars are the complete opposite. Here is a list of car brands that Consumer Reports considers the ten most unreliable car brands.
It's the dream of many people to own a motorcycle. But how much does it really cost, and can you afford to own a bike when you probably already have a car that you have to pay for?
Mechanic Advisor's review section offers a detailed glimpse into people's auto repair experiences, for better or for worse. Using this information, we've come up with some tips to help you get a better auto repair experience.
Auto ownership always costs money, but some states are worse than others. If you live in any of the following states and plan on owning a vehicle, make sure that you have your wallet ready.
