Your car’s MPG is a measure of how far it can travel on one gallon of fuel, combining official EPA estimates for city and highway driving.

A recond car is a used vehicle, often imported, that has been professionally repaired, inspected, and detailed to near-new condition for resale.

Your car tag number is the alphanumeric sequence on your license plate, distinct from the 17-character VIN.

A car recall is a safety notice issued when a manufacturer or NHTSA determines that a vehicle or its equipment creates an unreasonable risk.

Your car’s serial number is the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), a unique 17-character code that encodes the manufacturer, model year.

A rebuilt title means a vehicle was once a total loss, then was repaired and passed a state safety inspection so it can be legally registered.

Multi-car insurance is a single policy that covers two or more vehicles at the same address, and it often comes with a discount that can lower your overall prem

Rear suspension is the system of springs, shocks, and linkages that connects a car’s rear wheels to its body, controlling ride comfort, handling.

MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) is an EPA measure that converts EV energy use into a familiar mpg-like number for comparison.

A money factor is the financing charge on a car lease expressed as a small decimal; you can convert it to a familiar APR by multiplying it by 2,400.