Reading Time: 2 minutes Buying a used car is a wise investment only when you know how to maintain the vehicle with minimal impact to your bank account.
That Other Green: Can hybrids and EVs save money?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hybrids and EVs promise to save a lot in both departments, but do they actually save people money?
Best used Chevy vehicles available through Carvana
Reading Time: 2 minutes Several models from Chevrolet have high ratings from Edmunds reviewers, great fuel economy, and few maintenance issues. Buying one of these vehicles could help you maximize your car investment for at least a few years.
Certified Mechanic vs. Dealership: Which is best?
Reading Time: 2 minutes Regardless of how well you take care of your car, you’re going to need to service it to keep it running smoothly for years to come.
What to look for in a vehicle history report
Reading Time: 3 minutes Also known as a VIN check, a vehicle history report can give you an idea of what to expect with a car when you go to buy.
Five cars that can be expensive to maintain
Reading Time: 2 minutes When you’re in the market to buy a new car, you’ll need to shop around for the best price while also paying attention to the average cost of maintaining that new set of wheels.
The hidden costs of buying a used car
Reading Time: 5 minutes If it’s your first time buying a car, there are plenty of things to consider, but one of the main things you need to be aware of is the number of hidden costs that come with purchasing a used car.
Six simple ways to make your car safer
Reading Time: 3 minutes Keeping your car in good shape and installing some extra safety features could prevent serious damage and also ensure a smoother ride.
Car care tips for National Car Care Month
Reading Time: 4 minutes Carvana car care experts Kevin Coyle and Mike Pekora compiled a list of easy to-do items that’ll keep your vehicle running like a well-oiled machine and out of the repair shop.
The Seller’s Market: Maximizing profit on your used car
Reading Time: 4 minutes You may be emotionally attached and place a high value on your ride, but it’s important to remember that used car buyers don’t value your good memories.