Car insurance is one thing you can’t do without. But insurers offer so many different types of insurance that you might find yourself a little lost. Especially as a first-time buyer! Don’t worry; we’re here to help you figure things out.
As a first-time buyer, you probably have questions about add-on protection plans. Do you even need one? And what do they even do? We’re here to help you figure it out.
These days, just about every car sale involves a purchase contract. It’s essentially an agreement between you and the dealer that says you agree to pay off the vehicle over time. As a first time buyer, there’s no need to be intimidated, because these contracts are fairly straightforward.
So it’s your first time signing a lease agreement and you want to know exactly what you’re up against. Our guide is here to help you get a good grasp on your lease’s terms and conditions before you put that pen to paper.
It’s an interesting time to be a first-time buyer, let alone a first-time buyer asking yourself if you should lease or buy a new car! Because the industry has been plagued by shortages and record-high prices, it’s more important than ever to take the optimal financial path. That said, the best option for you will really depend on your unique situation.
As a first-time buyer, you’ll want the highest possible credit score to help you obtain the lowest possible interest rate on your car loan! But exactly how do you go about polishing (or establishing) your credit? Let’s dive in.
If it’s your first time trading in a car at the dealership, you’ve probably got a few questions. We’re here to help! Our first-time buying guide will walk you through the entire trade-in process.
As a first-time buyer, you should know that the cost of owning a car includes much more than a loan payment. And the cost of owning a car will vary according to what kind of car you buy! Take a look at our guide for a better understanding of the true cost of car ownership. We’ll even help you figure out how to keep costs down.
So it’s your first time shopping for a car, and you’ve decided to go all in on a used model! That’s a great idea for a number of reasons, including the fact that you can potentially save a bundle up front. But you’ve probably also heard that when you’re buying a used car, you need to do a little research into the model you select. And part of the research process is checking out a used car’s maintenance history! We’re here to help you better understand why this is such a good idea.
You probably already know that you can’t drive without car insurance. But what exactly does that mean? You don’t want to buy too little coverage and be underinsured, but you also don’t want to overspend on a policy. We’re here to help you figure out how much insurance you need for your car!
Planning the timing of your first car isn’t too complicated. Although we recommend you begin your search — and your research — right away, we’ve also got a few tips on when to get the best deal.
In an era where we make so many purchases online, it might seem kosher to buy a car without taking it for a test-drive first. Not so! A car isn’t something that comes off your Amazon wishlist. For most people, a car will be the second-most expensive thing they ever purchase. And you can’t simply return a car that isn’t a perfect fit. The stakes are high, and doing a little legwork is absolutely necessary. Let’s take a look at all the reasons why you absolutely must test-drive a car before driving it home.
What should you expect from your first-time buying experience at the car dealership? Although the buying process might feel daunting, there’s really nothing to it. We’re here to walk you through the whole thing, so you can do everything you need to do, step by step!
For first-time buyers, financing a new vehicle can feel daunting. In practice, however, securing that first car loan is actually pretty simple. As you’ll see, there’s a solution for every kind of credit score, even if your credit is nonexistent!
As a first-time car buyer, there are a few things you need to know about the lending process and, specifically, credit basics! Understanding how your credit score affects your loan options will help you secure the best possible interest rate. Let’s take a look at exactly what that means.
