Consumer Reports examines the basic differences between leasing and buying a new car. To start, buying involves higher monthly costs than leasing.

Some lease agreements let you buy your car at the end of your term, but doing so doesn’t always make sense Written By Written by Staff Loans Editor, WSJ | Buy Side Hannah Alberstadt is a Buy Side ...

Looking to go electric? These automakers have the best electric car deals right now.

People lease cars because the warranty is always intact, they get to upgrade to a brand-new vehicle every few years and the monthly payments are typically lower. The tradeoffs are that they have to ...

The Volkswagen Golf GTI celebrates its 50th year, and yet, it hasn’t lost its touch. It’s still quick enough to keep you grinning, practical enough for daily errands, and just polished enough to feel ...

The auto market has been upended by the massive tariffs President Donald Trump announced since January. While carmakers will undoubtedly raise prices, you can still find exciting deals while the ...

The Toyota Prius has changed a lot since its early days as the go-to car for eco-conscious drivers. The fifth-generation ...

The top three current best lease deals in one place, listed by automaker.