Used car buyers may want to think twice before trusting what they see on the dash. Over 2.45 million U.S. vehicles may have ...

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Imagine having a car long enough that your odometer can no longer keep up. That's the case for one Canadian man whose car is still going the distance. Andy Campbell says his 1985 Toyota Tercel has ...

For most buyers, few numbers carry more weight than mileage when assessing the value of a used car. There’s no real way to know how a previous owner drove it, and maintenance history can be equally ...

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When getting behind the wheel of a used car, one can reasonably expect some things to be amiss that the dealership didn't mention. As an older vehicle, wear and tear is guaranteed, and certain issues ...

Whether you are heading to bed or seeking a midnight snack, you don't need to turn on the lights to know where you are as you walk through your house at night. This hidden skill comes from a ...

CARFAX estimates tens of thousands of vehicles in the state are suspected of having their odometers rolled back, a scam that experts say can happen in seconds. The owner of Atlanta Speedometer in ...

In California, it’s almost expected for people to appear younger than they are. But what about your car? According to Carfax, the number of vehicles on the road with rolled-back odometers is rising, ...

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Dealers often get a bad reputation for all sorts of shady shenanigans. In the case of one Michigan dealer, it’s not just facing some public backlash. The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) has just ...