2014

When your little boy or girl first came into the world, you probably didn't realize that the day you would be handing over the keys to your car would be coming so soon. After your teen has passed his or her driver's ed class and amassed the required number of driving hours by your state's department of motor vehicles, you will have new and unexpected issues to contend with. From conflicts with your teen about driving routes and curfews to higher insurance premiums and additional car payments, seeing your child successfully take the wheel can be your biggest thrill if you are prepared.

If you are shopping for a new vehicle and have plans to take out an auto loan, then you may be concerned about the interest rates and the terms of your loan. Getting a bad auto loan can limit your buying power, which can potentially prevent you from being able to purchase the car that you really want. Well, to ensure you get a great auto loan with low-interest rates and flexible terms and conditions, you will want to be sure that you consider:

When it comes to buying a teenager his or her first vehicle, it can be difficult to find that perfect match between form and function. However, while high-end Italian super cars aren't generally appropriate, barely-running jalopies will probably result in expensive, and frequent, repair bills, so most families tend to go with something that is used, but still in good condition. And while the choice between a car and a pickup truck is often a matter of preference, this article will attempt to illustrate why a pickup truck is the ideal 'first car' for young adults.