Used cars

There are many details to consider when comparing different CPO programs, and it pays off to read the fine print and know what you’re getting for your car-buying budget.

It’s a great time to shop for a used electric vehicle, especially as the federal government will spot you up to $4,000 for a down payment.

Can you get a lower monthly payment by leasing a CPO car? The answer is yes, as several automakers are offering a lease option for their CPO cars.

Going with a CPO vehicle can offer a break from the record high new-car prices seen during the current inventory shortage and the high depreciation rate of new vehicles.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports have released their annual list of recommended vehicles for teens, and the 2024 list offers more safety for less, as used- and new-car prices stabilize.

Between incentives, price cuts and high inventory levels, a new report from Cars.com indicates it’s definitely a buyer’s market for electric vehicles.

CPO, or certified pre-owned, vehicles are generating lots of used-car buzz, but what does the term actually mean?

Though you don't often hear about it, it is possible to lease a used vehicle, including some certified pre-owned cars.

According to Cars.com data, the average used-car list price hit a 32-month low in March, and used-car inventory is up, particularly among vehicles below $30,000.

According to a new report compiled by Cars.com, new cars priced under $30,000 comprise the fastest growing segment in the car market.