I have a 2015 Toyota 4Runner and feel I pay way too much for car insurance. What happens if I let my policy lapse?

I've heard that getting an AWD car costs more to ensure than 2WD. Is this true?

I've read that all-wheel drive (AWD) can add quite a bit to the final price of a car. Is it worth the added expense?

I'm going to buy a Toyota Corolla, but I need to finance part of the sale price. Should I finance through Bank of America or Toyota Financial. Which one is the better option?

I just got a 2017 Toyota Camry and it's at 45,000 miles. What maintenance do I need to get done soon?

I recently purchased a 2011 Toyota Camry with 96,000 miles already on it. Since it's coming up on 100,000, what maintenance will I need to do?

I'm stuck on a (relatively rural) highway and my RAV4 ran out of fuel. What should I do?

I have a 2004 Toyota and I don't have the original key. Will they be able to replace the key even if it's a copy?

How do I get keys out of a locked car? I left my keys in the backseat when I was removing groceries.

How do I estimate mileage for insurance purposes? I mainly use my car to commute to and from work, but occasionally I take long trips.

"What elements should I keep in mind when shopping for car insurance policies? I need to buy insurance and register my car in Indiana, but I'm not sure where to begin."

"How much will insurance cost in Tennessee? I need to purchase insurance for a 2006 Camry."

"Can I submit a claim to my insurance for hitting a pothole and damaging the engine on my 2008 Toyota 4Runner?"

"I rushed into a car loan for a Toyota RAV4. Now I pay 14.99% interest on a $14,000 loan. I'm upside-down on the loan, and I won't break even for around 30 months. What can I do to fix this issue?"

"I currently carry the state minimums in California. I own a house, but don't have any other assets. Should I raise my coverage limits? Is there a better amount to carry?"

"I'm either getting a Honda Civic Type R or a Toyota Supra as my first car. It'll be in my dad's name, but I'll be driving it. I'll be responsible for the insurance and gas. Which one will be cheaper?"

"I took my car to the repair shop, using the money from my insurance company, but I'm not happy with the job they did. What are my options?"

"I want to get a new car, but my 2010 Toyota RAV4 is still reliable. The car I want costs $28,000. I make $60,000, and, because I live at home, my monthly expenses are only $500. Should I sell my car and buy a new one?"

"I want to purchase a Toyota 4Runner for $12,000. I have $5,500 for a down payment and a credit score of 750. I currently make about $42,000 a year. Will I get approved for a car loan?"

"My credit score is 640, and I want to increase it. To do this, I was thinking of buying a used Toyota Corolla for about $7,000. I have $5,000 for a down payment, so I'd only need $2,000 for the loan. Should I do this to help boost my credit score?"

"I'm 16 and an honor student. I'm going to be getting a new car. Would a Toyota Corolla or a Ford Focus be cheaper to insure?"

"A dealership said I could finance a new Toyota Highlander with a trade-in and $1,000 down. Then I got a call that said the lender can't do the deal unless I put $2,000 down. I didn't want to negotiate, so I let the problem go. A month later, I get a letter saying my financing is canceled. Can an auto dealership do this?"

The dealership says I'll need to provide proof of insurance when I pick up my van. What would be a good company? Can I get insurance on the day that I'm able to pick up my van?

"I'm trying to figure out my auto insurance coverage and I don't know which limits to choose. Should I go with enough to cover my net worth or assets? How much would be enough to cover medical bills?"

My husband and I have a 2009 Toyota 4Runner. We've been told that we should keep full coverage on it. I feel like it's a waste of money based on the cost. We don't have a large amount of savings.

While I was looking at my Allstate policy, I noticed that the premium for my 2016 Toyota Camry is more than for my 2019 Toyota Camry. They both have the same coverage. How is this possible?

I want to finance a used 2019 Toyota Camry. I also want to protect myself financially in case the car is totaled. Would I be able to get loan/lease payoff coverage?

I'm buying a certified pre-owned Toyota 4Runner, and I have $5,000 to put down. My credit score is only about 660. The dealership wants to charge me 15% interest on a 60-month loan. Is this too high?

I am leasing a Toyota Sienna and it was hit in a parking lot. My insurance carrier is MetLife and I also have gap insurance. Who should I contact?

My sales rep at the dealership said that I got a really good deal and didn't need to buy gap insurance. Is this true? Should I assume that the value of my Corolla isn't going to depreciate below what I owe on my loan?