Rebecca Betterton

Buying a used EV can be a cost-effective option in 2024 due to available incentives and declining prices

Expensive vehicles plus high interest rates make securing an affordable auto loan challenging — and rates aren’t likely to drop soon.

Does the Fed interest rate affect car loans? Yes, it does: It has a domino effect that can raise or lower auto loan rates.

EV sales are on the rise — but the high upfront costs associated may be a limiting factor for some drivers considering them.

What can drivers expect of auto loan rates in 2024?

While drivers will not benefit from pre-pandemic rates, borrowers with strong credit can expect better rates in 2024.

Drivers will be met with higher rates as the Fed continues to control high inflation. Now is the time to prepare for raising costs.

Recent Fed hikes mean higher car loan interest rates — but there are still ways to save. Follow these tips and monitor the market.

You could save up to $1,000 on your federal 2023 taxes with the recently renewed EV charger tax credit. Here’s how to claim it.

Understand the current state of auto lending with a full rundown of average car loan payments by credit range for new and used cars.