Money Saving Auto Tips

Here’s the thing: Just deciding on the right car and haggling over the final sales price is exasperating enough, so by the time the deal is handed over to the finance department, the buyer is at the weakest point of negotiation.

Unfortunately, financing the car is where most buyers end up squandering their savings on the sales price. Higher-interest loans and expensive extended warranties are where dealers make the most money.

In fact, more than a quarter of a dealer’s profit is made by the finance and insurance office. On average, $947 is made off of dealer financing and another $795 is made via an extended warranty...Read the rest...

Most car owners know the importance of routine maintenance to keep their car or truck in good condition. While it is important to maintain your vehiclethroughout the year, special care should be given in winter months. The frigid temperatures that are common in certain locations require car owners to pay close attention to their car to avoid costly problems that are exacerbated in the winter.Read the rest...

The dictionary defines carpooling as "an arrangement among a group of automobile owners by which each owner in turn drives the others or their children to and from a designated place. The terms "rideshare", "carpool", and "vanpool" all have similar meanings, and are used interchangeably throughout this article."  Rideshares are generally set up to be mutually beneficial to each person participating, as driving responsibilities and costs are shared.  Save money, help the environment, benefit yourself, and help others by starting a carpool in your area! Read the rest...

The commute to work can get expensive if you are on a tight budget. The price of gas jumps up and down many times throughout the year, and those of you who travel to work must adjust accordingly. There are several different ways you can save money for the cost of work travel.

 Read the rest...