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    FAQ for Car Shoppers and Owners during the Pandemic

    Since it became clear in late winter that the coronavirus outbreak was going to change the way we all live our lives, the stresses of daily life have increased exponentially. This new reality has brought with it a ceaseless conveyor belt of emergencies large and small. We want to help make sure that your car […] More

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    How Can I Get Help with My Loan or Lease during the Pandemic?

    Did you know you can get help during the coronavirus pandemic from the lender that writes up your lease or loan? There are deals from automakers’ own lenders and several other banking institutions. The list below breaks it down by brand. The economic downturn caused by COVID-19 has been felt throughout the entire economy, and […] More

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    Can I Get My Car Fixed during the Coronavirus Pandemic?

    Auto-repair shops and service centers are considered essential services, so many are still open to fix vehicles during the COVID-19 pandemic. In line with various shelter-in-place restrictions around the country, shops have modified their operations to be in compliance and optimize public safety. Unless a vehicle has a serious mechanical issue or is unsafe to […] More

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    How Can I Save Money on a Used Car during the Pandemic?

    Buying a used car during a pandemic seems like a daunting task, but it’s still possible—but put it off if you can’t pull off appropriate social distancing. Right now might actually be the best time to get a great deal due to the economic uncertainty. Online car shopping sites such as Carvana are great places […] More

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    Is It Safe to Go Out in the Car during the Coronavirus Pandemic?

    MediaNews Group/Boston HeraldGetty Images Should you be driving at all right now? We asked the Michigan State Police about that. One thing’s for sure, you should avoid driving other people who aren’t in your immediate household. We’ll all have to get creative about trips in the car, and a lot of people have found ways […] More

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    Cross-Country Cannonball Speed Records Are Dumb

    Mitchell Funk/Getty Images Coronavirus killed 336 people in New York City on Saturday, April 4, 2020. As America’s greatest city battled with the deadly pandemic, thousands of health-care workers and first responders left their families for another day, risking their own lives on the front lines. Countless more New Yorkers did their part by simply […] More