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For $3.5 Million, Get A Long Island Auto Enthusiast Haven And Its Massive Car Collection
The home itself is an apartment above the garages with three bedrooms and three baths, but we care more about the 41 cars it comes with.
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I Shouldn't Have To Scan My Face To Browse Cheap Cars On Facebook Marketplace
Buying a car through some sort of secure platform is one thing, but scrolling through Facebook Marketplace shouldn't require jumping through so many hoops.
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At $4,500, Is This 1986 Volkswagen GTI A Hot Hatch That Can Still Bring The Heat?
Arguably from the greatest generation of GTI, does this high-mileage example check off all the boxes?
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Choose Your Heavily Depreciated Fighter: $43k AMG GT53 With An Inline-6 Or $69k AMG GT63 With A V8
Is a heavily depreciated AMG GT63 worth paying a premium that would buy a brand-new Honda Civic to get the V8 over the I6?
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Does Selling A Car At Dealer Invoice Mean The Salesperson Makes Nothing?
Invoice pricing rarely represents the price the dealer paid for the car due to various incentives and bonuses. Here's what the salesperson gets out of it.
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Consumer Reports Did The Math On Common Dealer Add-Ons, And The Total Is Painful
While there are some valid dealership expenses you should pay for, unnecessary dealer add-ons can easily add multiple four-figures to your car purchase price.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of HEPA Cabin Air Filters?
HEPA filters help provide the cleanest cabin air, but they have significant drawbacks over standard air filters that buyers should be aware of.
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Chevrolet Impala, Suzuki Jimny, Volkswagen Karmann Ghia: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
A wide net was cast, this week, and some real oddities turned up in it.
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A Six-Speed Manual Porsche Cayenne GTS Is For Sale, And I'm Sure This One Definitely Won't Go For A Truly Absurd Amount Of Money
We're still talking about a 2008 model here, so the car itself is essentially two decades old.
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Blind Man Sues Chicago Dealership After Allegedly Signed Documents With Higher Rates And Price Than What He Agreed To
The lawsuit accuses the dealer of changing the terms of the sale without his knowledge, resulting in a purchase price over $10,000 more than advertised.
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At $9,988, Is This 2011 Saab 9-4x An Uber-Rare Bargain?
Far less common than its Cadillac cousin, does exclusivity give this GM-based Saab a tempting shine?
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Here's What The 3-3-3 Road Trip Rule Means
This traveling strategy is a way to turn your driving holiday into a slower-paced and more comfortable experience, with other big upsides, too.
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I Have Ten Grand To Spend On A Stylish Car For A Teen! What Should We Buy?
This week's reader has a new driver looking for an older car with sparkle.
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If You Want Better Fuel Economy, You've Got To Give Something Up
There are a number of cheap fuel-economy improvement devices out there, but it turns out only the expensive stuff really makes a difference.
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So You Drive A Gas Guzzler And Need Better MPG. Here's Your Extreme Hypermiling Recipe.
Getting better fuel economy out of your inefficient ride may be possible with some changes to equipment, but driving habits could have an even bigger effect.
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This Chevy Muscle Car Lost Its Owner A Million Dollars
A Chevrolet muscle car was sold for over $1.2 million at auction. But a combination of factors forced its owner to sell the car for a massive loss.
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Age And Mileage Don't Tell The Whole Story When Shopping For A Used Car
Age and mileage are important factors to consider when shopping for a used car, but they only tell part of the story. Here's what else you need to inspect.
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At $2,000, Could This 1988 Eagle Medallion Go Either Way?
For a car that wore so many badges, it's still a rare sight on the road.
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What Factors Matter More Than A Car Being One-Owner?
Some car shoppers considered a one-owner vehicle to be an automatic green light to buy, but a single owner can be more complicated it seems.
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5 Car Parts You Should Never Buy From A Junkyard
Buying used car parts is a fantastic way to save money, but it's not always worth it. Some components are better left at the junkyard where they belong.
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5 Fun And Affordable Used Cars You Might Be Overlooking
In the price bracket that most normal car enthusiasts can afford, you're not going to find depreciation-proof collectibles, but you can still find some fun.
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This 2003 Mazda Protege5 Manual Is The Definition Of Cheap, Slow, Practical Fun
Slow car fun (and thirsty).
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What Are The Differences Between GMC's Denali And AT4 Trims?
Denali and AT4 represent two opposite ends of GMC's portfolio of trims, and knowing the differences between the two is crucial for every potential GMC owner.
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Do Dealerships Have To Offer Loaner Cars When Yours Is In For Service?
Heading to the dealership for some maintenance? Good, but you might want to check their specific rules on loaner cars before you assume you're getting one.
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Toyota MR2 Spyder, Studebaker Champion, Subaru Domingo: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
This week, we're taking a look at the cars in and around Oregon — an eclectic mix, I have to say.
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Dealerships Are Mostly A Scam, But You Already Knew That
These hoops are designed to cost you money, and if you don't know what you're looking for, you'll get completely and totally screwed.
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I Have A Second Kid Coming Soon And My Sports Car Is Too Small! What Should I Buy?
A dad twice over needs a car that can handle two car seats and be fast. With a budget up to $50,000, what car should he buy?
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