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How to Check Your Car’s Warranty
You can check your car’s warranty by looking at your owner’s manual or bill of sale, using the VIN, going to the manufacturer’s website, contacting the dealership, or getting a CARFAX report.
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What to Do When Your Car Has Been Stolen
You’ll need to file a police report, contact your insurance company, inform your leasing or financing company if you have one, and file a stolen vehicle report with your local DMV.
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How Much Car Can You Afford? Calculate Your Budget
You shouldn’t spend more than 10%–15% of your annual income on a car.
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Car Insurance Quote vs. Rate: What’s the Difference, and Which One Should You Trust?
Car insurance quotes are estimates of what you might pay for coverage. Rates are how insurers determine how much you pay for coverage.
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Who Pays When a Driverless Vehicle Crashes?
New car technology is making crash liability more complicated. Regulators and courts must determine if humans, software, or manufacturers are at fault.
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What Information Do You Need for a Car Insurance Quote?
To get accurate car and auto insurance quotes and rates, you’ll need basic personal, vehicle, and coverage details.
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Auto Insurance Checklist Before Buying
Here’s everything you need to gather, compare, and verify before you purchase your policy, so you get the right coverage at the best price.
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Can You Pause a Car Insurance Policy?
You can’t put your car insurance policy on hold since most states require drivers to maintain continuous liability coverage. But you can save money on car insurance in other ways.
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What To Do If You Can’t Pay Your Car Insurance Deductible
If you can’t pay your car insurance deductible, you’ll be on the hook financially after an accident.
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Defensive Driving Discounts and Courses: What You Should Know
A defensive driving course can lead to lower car insurance premiums.
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How to Avoid Tow Truck Scams
Don’t let a tow scam catch you off guard. Learn about common tow truck scams and how to protect yourself and your vehicle.
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Does a Warranty Cover Car Batteries?
Your vehicle’s warranty covers your car battery, but usually only up to a certain amount of years or miles, and conditions may apply.
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How Long Can You Stay on Your Parents’ Car Insurance?
Although no official time limit exists, you may need to buy your own car insurance policy when you move out of your parents’ home.
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DMV.org Review: Legit or Just a Lead Generator?
DMV.org isn’t an official website connected to state department of motor vehicle offices, and using it can put you at risk of receiving spam emails, calls, and texts.
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Can Your Insurance Company Force You to Total Your Car?
Insurance companies can declare a car totaled and keep your vehicle in certain circumstances. But you have the option to dispute it, and you may even be able to keep your vehicle.
Anti-Theft Discount for Car Insurance: A Guide
Installing an anti-theft device can help keep your vehicle safe and save you money on your insurance premium.
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Good Student Discount: What It Is and How It Works
Many car insurance companies offer discounts for young drivers who achieve good grades in school. Here’s how to get the savings.
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OCHO Auto Insurance: User Reviews and Quotes
OCHO isn’t a car insurance company. Instead, it’s an agency that helps drivers get covered for little or no down payment.