Erwin Calverley

The entire car buying process may revolve around discussing the selling price. If you are sharp in negotiating with a car dealer, you can get the car that you want at a lower price.

Summer is incomplete without the grand and memorable vacations. However, because of the recent domestic and international issues, many American families will most probably skip from their traditional trips this year.

Owning at least one car is said to be part of the great American dream. However, it seems that the notion that Americans are car-loving individuals turned out to be just a myth these days.

It seems as if the car industry has always something in store for the avid car buyer every year.

With gas prices on the rise, you wouldn't think that every American would bring their hotrods to work or school on a regular basis.

If there's another individual that many people fear aside from the dentist, it's probably the car salesman.

Negotiation is an inevitable part of the car purchasing process. For a car-buying novice, it's usually the most intimidating part of the process.

The idea of riding your car into the proverbial sunset can be exhilarating. However, if you want that idea to turn into a reality, you will need to pay a significant amount of money to get full ownership of that dream car.

If you want a car, you have two options: you can lease it—which means that you'll use the car temporarily—or you can buy it.

Do you think car dealerships are only concerned with the buying and selling of cars?