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Rolling Negative Equity from an Old Car Loan into a Brand New One Can Trap Buyers Owing More than the Replacement Vehicle Is Even Worth from the Very First Payment
Drivers who rolled negative equity into a new-vehicle loan during the second quarter of 2026
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More than a Decade of Honda and Acura Models Are Named in an Explosive New Lawsuit Alleging a Systemic Paint Defect Causes White Finishes to Bubble, Crack and Peel Apart
A proposed class action filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of
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Nothing More than a Flimsy Valet Parking Ticket Was All It Took to Steal a Ninety Thousand Dollar BMW in Savannah, and Police Say the Same Scheme Has Already Hit Several Hotel Lots
A single valet ticket was enough to drive off with a $90,000 BMW X5 in
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Service Members Financing a Car Pay Measurably More Than Civilians for the Exact Same Loan, Yet Almost Nobody Uses the Federal Protections Built Just for Them
Military consumers reported losing more than $414 million to fraud in 2022 alone, a 50%
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Some Lenders Have Been Caught Repossessing Cars From People Who Had Already Paid Off Every Single Dollar of Their Loan, Federal Regulators Now Say
Federal regulators say some auto lenders have been repossessing cars from borrowers who did everything
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Insurers Routinely Keep and Auction Off a Totaled Car Without Ever Mentioning That the Original Owner Usually Has the First Right to Buy Their Own Wreck Back
Total your car in a crash, and the standard playbook most insurers walk you through
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Somewhere Out There Your Car Might Have an Identical Twin Wearing a Copy of Your Own Vehicle Identification Number, and Investigators Say the Scam Is Spreading
Somewhere on the road right now, a stolen truck may be driving around wearing the
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One of America’s Biggest Car Insurers Just Got Ordered to Pay 15.5 Million Dollars Because of How It Was Quietly Lowballing Totaled Car Payouts for Years
A federal court in Arkansas has given final approval to a $15.5 million settlement over
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Some Monthly Car Payments Are Quietly Padded With Credit Life or Disability Insurance the Borrower Never Actually Asked for or Even Knew They Were Paying
A car payment that looks a little higher than the math should produce is sometimes
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Turning Back an Odometer Sounds Like an Old School Scam, but It Is Still Draining More Than a Billion Dollars a Year Out of American Car Buyers’ Pockets
More than 450,000 vehicles are sold every year in the United States with false odometer
