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Best and worst states for drivers: 2026 study

Best and worst states for drivers: 2026 study

  Car ownership consumes a major share of many household budgets. Between loan payments, maintenance, fuel, and auto insurance, the cost of owning and operating a vehicle now averages more than $11,000 per year. Even as U.S. cities and counties increase investment in public transportation, more than 90% of American households own or lease at

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More drivers are staying in their current cars. Why they should consider revisiting their original loan.

More drivers are staying in their current cars. Why they should consider revisiting their original loan.

  With new car prices averaging $50,000 and inflation squeezing household budgets, more Americans are holding on to their car for longer. Findings from Caribou’s 2026 Car Loan Sentiment Survey of 2,000 U.S. auto loan holders suggest that this decision to stay put raises the financial stakes on loans most borrowers have never revisited. Only

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How to tell if your fuel pump is bad

How to tell if your fuel pump is bad

  Your car, truck, or SUV may not always perform as expected. If your vehicle is sputtering, hesitates when you press on the gas, or feels like there’s insufficient power, your fuel pump may be to blame. The signs of a failing fuel pump are varied, but your driving experience is the best place to

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Why is my truck overheating?

Why is my truck overheating?

  Imagine this—you’re cruising down the highway on a hot summer afternoon, trailer in tow, when you glance at the dashboard and see the temperature gauge climbing outside its normal range. Maybe you notice a warning light or steam billowing from beneath the hood, urging you to pull over soon before serious damage occurs. Either

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