Dealer can't send a quote due to "inventory shortages" even though the car is available to buy.

The car was once our Build Of The Week, but it's time for an upgrade.

And how long can we expect inflated used car prices?

Husband and wife want to get a classic ride to enjoy some car meets.

Even if a buyer is willing to pay the premium, they may not get a loan to cover it.

David is looking for an affordable sporty sedan that can possibly be passed down to a teen driver.

Is it better to get an order slot now or wait until the 2022 Maverick is on the lot?

Several automakers are restricting your ability to use the current market to make money on your lease.

Is it possible to put a lot of miles on a luxury sedan and not break the bank?

Also, will a dealer be more motivated to discount if you buy two cars?

VW's luxury-ish hatchback can be had for twenty percent off MSRP.

Emily is torn between another fun hatchback or going electric.

You can get a practically new VW with a CPO, but is it really a deal?

Dad wants to get a first car for a 16 year old, that they can tune up together.

Get multiple bids and use that as leverage to get top dollar on your trade.

You thought $200k Demons was bad, how about a "market adjustment" on one of Dodge's worst cars.

Is it possible to get something that envokes NASCAR and classic muscle for under $10k?

Now that inventory is tight, dealers are getting away with higher fees.

It seems like every brand has the same-looking car nowadays.

That "fully loaded" used car might not be what the dealer claims.