The APR, or Annual Percentage Rate, of a loan is the amount of interest you’ll be charged in one year for that loan. The APR is determined by the interest rate for your car loan. It also includes fees ...

This is part of our Car Buyer’s Glossary series breaking down all the terms you need to know if you’re buying a new or used car from a dealership. Car dealers aren’t in the business of giving money ...

You’re more likely to find rates below 5% when you have a higher credit score Written By Written by Staff Senior Editor, Buy Side Miranda Marquit is a staff senior personal finance editor for Buy Side ...

Thanks to some zero-percent finance deals around the Thanksgiving holiday, the annual percentage rate on new-car financing decreased a bit from October to November, according to Edmunds. But the ...

A car is one of the biggest expenses most people will ever have, excluding housing. Cars are already expensive, but if you get bad financing, it can become even more costly. A 20-year-old is currently ...

After a long and frustrated dry spell for new car deals, automakers are advertising a growing number of 0% APR financing offers. These promotions are especially attractive given that current loan ...

Car dealers across the country are offering Memorial Day 2025 specials. Some of these financing and leasing deals could save drivers thousands of dollars. Chevy's 0% APR financing and Kia's two-year ...

Leftover 2024 cars are still flooding dealer lots. If supply is high (60+ days) and you can get at least 10% off MSRP—or score 0% APR financing—it’s smart to buy now. Here’s the simple math on why ...

Some finance gurus love to say it: Never buy a new car. The logic is simple: New cars lose value the second you drive them off the lot, so buying used is “always the smarter financial choice.” But ...