I want to buy a used car, but I know that dealers are notoriously dishonest. What are some basic tips that I can use to get a good deal on a used car?

I'm looking to buy a car, but I've heard I shouldn't spend too much. I've also read about the 1/10th rule. What is the 1/10th rule of car buying?

I was going to buy a car and after talking with my father about it, I'm more confused than ever. Are there any outdated car buying tips I should avoid?

I want to buy a car, but I don't really know where to begin. What do I need to do?

I got preapproval for a car loan from my credit union. When I went to the dealer, they insisted that I undergo a credit check before buying a car. Do I have to submit to this if I already have financing?

I got a rebate on my new Chevy Malibu for $1,500. The only stipulation was that I have to get financing and wait nine months for refinancing. Does this sound right? Do I actually have to wait to refinance?

I have to finance my new car, but I want to get the lowest rate possible. Can you negotiate the APR on a new car?

I have a great relationship with my credit union and I want to use them for financing a car. However, I also want to get the best deal. Is it true that I'll get more negotiating power if I bring my own financing preapproval?

I'm buying a Honda Accord from a dealership. I can choose either 0.9% financing for 60 months or a discounted price by $2,500. If I choose the discount, my interest rate from my credit union will be 3.25%. The normal price of the Accord is $26,970. Should I choose low financing rates or a discounted price?

I want to buy a used car for about $20,000. Where's the best place to find financing for the vehicle?

I took possession of a new car after signing the paperwork for the loan. A few days later, the dealer said the lender denied my financing. What do I do now?

I've read over the paperwork of my 0% APR monthly loan with Nissan. On it, I see a financing charge of $30 for every $1,000 borrowed. What is this monthly financing charge?

I just got discharged from Chapter 7 bankruptcy due to my disabled daughter's medical bills. However, I still need a car to get to work after my previous one died. I did the paperwork and the dealer offered me 15% APR on a 60-month car loan. Is this rate too high?

I have money saved up for a car, but I'm also intrigued about financing options. What's the best way to purchase a car?

I'm a late bloomer when it comes to getting my driver's license. I'm finally getting it in a few months at the ripe old age of 27. I want to buy a car, or at least start shopping before I get my license. Can you finance a car if you don't have a driver's license?

I keep hearing conflicting stories about whether bank financing or dealership financing is better for the car loan. In actuality, I don't even know the difference. What are the differences between dealership and bank financing?

I've been unemployed for about a year due to COVID, but I should be starting a new job making $95,000 per year soon. I need a car to get to my job. I'm worried that the dealer will want to verify my employment because I haven't started yet and I lied on my loan application that I had started. Will a car dealer verify my employment?

I went to a dealer to shop for a car and planned on financing through them. When I looked through the paperwork, I noticed a $900 charge for loan insurance. The salesman told me that this was a requirement to get the promo APR. Can car dealers force this loan insurance on you?

I have a car that I want to sell. Unfortunately, the balance of the loan is more than the value of the car. What happens when I go to sell the vehicle?

"I'm shopping for a car and in quite a conundrum. My credit union has offered me a rate of 1.7% for 48 months. On the other hand, the dealer has offered $3,500 off the price of the car if I accept a 5.7% loan for 48 months. The amount I need to finance without the $3,500 off is $31,500. Should I go for the incentives or the lower interest rate?"

I went to a car dealership and found a car I liked. The salesman told me that they don't accept outside financing. Can a car dealership do this?

I currently have a line of credit that allows me to withdraw money at 3.99%. This is lower than the car loan rate that I can find online of 5%. Should I get a line of credit to purchase a new car or a traditional car loan?

I was shopping for a car and found that Carvana gave the best price. However, I need a car loan to purchase the vehicle. Carvana offers financing, but are they a reputable company for car financing?

I was buying a car for the first time. The dealer reassured me that financing through them was the best way to go. I signed a deal for the loan at 9% APR, not knowing if that was a good rate or not. For future knowledge, how do I know if the car dealer is giving me the best car loan rate?

I financed with a dealership to get incentives on a new car, but I have the money to pay off the loan. Because they've been awesome to work with, I don't want to negatively impact them by paying the car off early. Who is affected if I pay my car loan off early?

I noticed that if I finance a new car through the dealer, I stand to earn about $2,000 in incentives and rebates. I have the cash to pay for the car. Are there any downsides to getting this financing for the incentives and then paying off the balance after a month?

My father told me that I should never finance through the dealer, as they add fees and charges that banks don't. However, I've heard conflicting stories. Is financing through a bank always cheaper than the dealer?

I'm a first-time car buyer. I've been told that getting a loan at the dealership is easy, but dealers only offer loans where they make the most money. I'm not sure what to do. What are the pros and cons of dealer financing?

I've never purchased a car before, but I need to secure financing to buy the vehicle I want. Do you get a better car loan rate from the bank or the dealer?

Every time I've purchased a car, the salesperson is always pushy about financing. Do car dealers get kickbacks from lenders?