Auto Talks

Motor oil never freezes solid in typical winter conditions; instead, it thickens dramatically in extreme cold.

Yes, you can end a car lease before the term is up, but the penalty can easily run into the thousands. The exact cost depends on your contract and the car’s cur

Car insurance is written for a specific named insured and generally cannot be transferred to a new.

Yes, most insurers allow you to transfer your existing car insurance to a new vehicle, and you typically have a grace period of 14 to 30 days.

Yes, you can typically transfer your car insurance to a new vehicle by contacting your insurer.

No, standard car insurance policies generally cannot be put on hold because most states require continuous liability coverage on registered vehicles.

Generally, no — you cannot insure a car you don’t own because insurers require an insurable interest. Exceptions exist for spouses, parents.

Yes, car dealers can get cars from other dealers through a process called a dealer trade.

Yes, but it’s not automatic.

Yes, you can legally purchase a car without a driver’s license in most states, but financing, insurance.