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Ever wish you could crack the code on when to make your biggest purchases? Whether it’s the best season for homebuying or the ultimate time of year to grab some new furniture or that giant flatscreen TV, timing is everything. So what about when it comes to financing a new vehicle purchase?
All right—so the occupant of your garage is maybe wearing a little thin on you… but whether it’s because old trusty broke down or you’ve got your sights set on a 2022 model as soon as it hits the lot, you have options. When it comes to vehicle-buying, one of the first questions many ask themselves is, “Should I buy or lease?”
Have you been consistently paying off your car loan, but have become dissatisfied with the terms? It might be time to look at refinancing options.
It’s the eternal question of any wishful motorist ready to purchase a new set of wheels—do I go with a used vehicle or do I spring for the brand-new model? While both options come with their downfalls, we’ve outlined some of the aspects in each choice’s “pro” column below. So what’ll it be—used or new? Read on for some tips and insights.
When it comes to securing an interest rate that doesn’t threaten to overturn your monthly budget, applying for a new vehicle loan might give you pause. But one great way to plan ahead and ensure you’ll encounter no surprises when car-buying is to do a little credit tracking. But what is it, and how can you do it successfully?
Purchasing a new or used vehicle can feel liberating—you’re well on your way to hitting the road in style and in the driver’s seat. But that new car smell can only last so long, so how can you keep the magic alive a little bit longer once you roll off the car lot? And what elements of your new ride should you keep an eye on to make sure you’re easy riding for more than just a couple of years? Here are just a few useful ways you can keep your vehicle in tip-top shape.
