If you are in the market for a new car, a lump sum from your tax return can come in handy. While it may be tempting to purchase a nicer car for a couple of thousand more, we suggest using it as a tool, not as a lottery win. There are other things to consider, and the best use of that cash might actually be to split the lump sum over time.
When selling your car independently or with Kelley Blue Book’s Private Seller Exchange, follow these to complete the transaction safely and smoothly.
Learn how to create a quick, effective classified car ad with key information about your vehicle, so you can make your auto stand out for a quick sale.
Learn how to store your car safely for weeks or months with tips on preparation, EV battery care, storage options, and insurance to keep your vehicle protected in 2025.
EVs and PHEVs both have benefits, so we summarize considerations to help you decide when asking, “Should I buy a hybrid or electric car?
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Learn what a destination charge is when buying a new car, why it’s a mandatory, non-negotiable fee, and how it’s calculated and displayed separately from the MSRP on every vehicle’s window sticker.
Discover why EVs require less maintenance than gas-powered vehicles. Learn about lower costs, fewer moving parts, and simplified service schedules for EVs, including brake pad longevity and no need for oil changes.
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