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Auto loan financing is suddenly available to people with damaged credit who may have been turned down for car loans as recently as a few months ago. But is that "yes" to your credit app really a "yes" in your monthly budget? If your payments per month are too high ...
Automakers are rolling out great leasing offers on electric vehicles while they sit unloved on dealer lots. Range anxiety has been a big reason why people haven't bought electric cars. That's the fear that you'll run out of charge and have to call a tow truck from the side of ...
With the average cost of cars right around $32,000, is it possible to buy one for less? You betcha! Car buyers keep pushing the price of cars up and up and they keep taking out longer and longer car loans. I read a recent report about some loans stretching out ...
Lately, 72-month car loans have been hot. But they're not smart for your wallet. Clark explains why, and suggests what to do instead.
One of the surprises about the Great Recession was that Americans were more likely to default on their home mortgage than on their car loan. But now, delinquencies on car loans are just about the lowest they've ever been -- down to a fraction of 1%. This is virtually unprecedented, ...
In a surprise move, Honda is now offering customers and would be customers in 14 states a real deal on installing solar at their home. The New York Times reports Honda is making preferential financing available, often at no cost upfront to you, to put solar on your roof. We're ...
You finance a new car from a dealership and drive it away. Then days or weeks later, the dealer calls and says the financing didn't go through. Clark warns about a pervasive scam.
Chevy has made a new move that's going to create some real deals in the car market. Get ready to stretch a dollar if you can flex on what you buy!
You'd think prices would be rising on the second biggest purchase in most people's lives because the industry is going great guns. But Clark explains why you'll be paying less in 2013.
The new year looks set to be a great one for car sales both new and used. On the new car front, estimates from market research firm Polk suggest we'll see 15 million cars sold this year. Interest rates are low on auto loans and this is really a win ...
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