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Newsroom · July 6, 2026

Used Car Prices Drop 8% This Quarter: Time to Buy

The used car market is finally cooling off with wholesale prices down sharply, giving everyday shoppers real negotiating power for the first time in years.

Buyer guide · June 30, 2026

Used EVs Just Hit Near-Parity With Gas Cars. Should You Buy One in 2026?

Federal EV purchase credits ended in late 2025, a wave of off-lease cars is hitting the market, and used electric prices have fallen to within about a thousand dollars of comparable used gas cars. That makes mid-2026 the cheapest used EVs have ever been. Here is who should jump and who should wait.

Newsroom · May 25, 2026

Used Car Prices Just Posted Their Biggest Monthly Drop Since 2023

Wholesale auction data shows used vehicle values fell 3.8 percent in May, and retail lots are finally feeling the pressure to match.

Glossary · May 18, 2026

Certified Pre-Owned (CPO), explained

A CPO car is a used vehicle inspected and backed by the manufacturer with an extended warranty and other perks.

Buyer guide · May 18, 2026

Buying a Used 2016-2021 Honda Civic: What Real Owners Actually Warn You About

The 10th-generation Civic is mostly a great used buy, but the 1.5T oil dilution and the AC compressor recalls catch unprepared buyers. Here is the honest checklist before you commit.

Buyer guide · May 18, 2026

How to Inspect a Used Car Yourself: The 30-Minute Checklist

A systematic, non-mechanic walkthrough to catch deal-breakers before you buy, with the exact order to check fluids, tires, frame, and electronics.

Buyer guide · May 18, 2026

How to Set Your Private-Party Car Price Without Leaving Money on the Table

A step-by-step formula to price your car for a private sale using real market data, avoiding the twin mistakes of overpricing and underpricing.

Comparison · May 18, 2026

Carfax vs AutoCheck: Which Vehicle History Report to Buy

Carfax wins for most used car buyers because its dealer network is larger, its branded recall data is clearer, and its single-report price is only two dollars more than AutoCheck.