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Buyers tend to be preoccupied with new car prices, and the cost of secondhand cars, for that matter. Every car costs more than the sticker price indicates. It’s up to you to explore every fee and cost ...

Paying cash for a car used to be the smart move. Now borrowing for a car might actually save you money. Here's why.

A new federal tax deduction will allow eligible taxpayers to deduct interest paid on new car loans beginning this tax year. Lawmakers say the measure is designed to ease the burden of high auto prices ...

About one in five new-car buyers paid $1,000 or more per month for auto loans in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to data from the car website Edmunds. If your car payment is too high, it can ...

Melissa Dickerson never imagined she would end up with a $1,100 monthly car payment, especially for a used car. Then her son wrecked her Acura. Fortunately, he was OK. But when she went shopping for a ...

New car loan rates dropped to 7.01%—an 18-month low—just as vehicle prices hit all-time highs. The gap creates a narrow window for smart buyers. Auto loan rates dropped to 7.01%, the lowest since ...

Over 20% of new car purchases in Q4 2025 were 84-month financing deals. Consumers are looking to lengthier auto loans to lower monthly car payments, but the combined interest costs drastically ...

Daniel Liberto is a journalist with over 10 years of experience working with publications such as the Financial Times, The Independent, and Investors Chronicle. Maskot / Getty Images More than one in ...

The Treasury Department is implementing President Donald Trump’s No Tax on Car Loan Interest policy, a measure designed to lower costs for American families, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said ...

Car buyers in the United States are facing one of the most expensive markets in recent memory, and the data is starting to show just how steep the climb has become. More than 80 percent of new car ...

See how the central bank’s interest rate stance influences car loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings and student loans. By Tara Siegel Bernard The Federal Reserve is expected to lower its benchmark ...