Used cars

In our most popular news article this week, we sort out what shoppers can generally expect to find based on Cars.com inventory data.

Here are eight key questions we think qualify as “must asks” when buying a used car.

Find out as much as possible about an advertised vehicle before you go to see it, and get an early read on the seller, whether it's an individual or a dealership, to try and reduce your chances of buying someone else's problems.

Now isn’t the best time to sell your car, but if you must sell, there are steps you can take to keep the process safer for all involved.

The federal government has required backup cameras on new vehicles since the 2019 model year.

With the vast majority of states placing broad restrictions on businesses deemed nonessential, the prospect — and process — of buying a car may vary depending on where you live.

With stay-at-home orders affecting an estimated 8 in 10 U.S. residents, you might wonder what to do when a recall notice shows up in the mail.

Owners of certain Ford Fiesta and Focus small cars equipped with the PowerShift automatic transmission can begin filing settlement claims.

Find five good new cars that sticker for about $20,000 or less and five good choices among used cars listed on our site for no more than $15,000.

Looking for a hard-to-find car or one with particular colors or options? You might have a better chance by casting a wider geographic net — in cases, across state lines. Here’s how to do it.