Drivers without college degrees can have higher car insurance rates, but there are ways they can lower their premiums. This article outlines four factors that could result in more affordable coverage.

If not treated, nasty odors in the car can linger for a long time.

Here's how to turn your old car into cash for parts or at a junkyard.

A car with a salvage title may be cheaper to buy, but it may also be more difficult and expensive to insure.

Personalized license plates can be bought online, through the mail, or in person at the DMV.

Trailers are not necessarily covered by your car insurance policy. Make sure you have insurance on your trailer before you use it.

A college degree can help you get cheap car insurance, but a good credit score, driving record, and car safety rating can further lower premiums.

Spruce up your car with a nice, new carpet. You can replace it yourself with a few basic tools, a pre-cut carpet, and a little elbow grease.

If you have to replace lost car keys, you have three options to choose from. Here's what you need to know about getting a new set of keys.

Remove scratches from your car using toothpaste for buffing light marks or painting over deeper gouges.