Manage Your Car Expenses and Save
Track your car's value and loan balance, find out if you can save on car insurance and loan payments, and see how your car expenses compare to what the experts recommend
Your car, your money
Know what your car is worth
Thinking about selling, trading in or refinancing? Even if you’re just curious, enter a few details to quickly see your car's value and track it over time.
Manage your car expenses
Check your auto loan balance, learn how your car insurance premiums compare to other drivers in your state and see a breakdown of your car expenses.
Save money on your ride
We’ll help you find out if you can save money by refinancing your car loan, finding cheaper car insurance or making other smart moves.
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The car value estimator uses vehicle sales and pricing data from the National Automobile Dealers Association, or NADA. Your car’s NADAguides value is an estimate based on actual dealership sales, auction transactions and private party listings.
Keep in mind that this price is only a guideline and the final value depends on your car’s age, mileage, condition and its options and features. You can also compare the NADA value to pricing information on other car value sites like Kelley Blue Book and Edmunds.
Your loan payment isn't your only monthly car cost. Add in insurance premiums, gas and maintenance or repair costs to see how much you're really spending. We’ll show you a breakdown of your total expenses and the portion of your income that goes toward your car each month — and what you should target for your car budget.
When you want to save on car-related expenses, it's smart to look first at the big-ticket items: your car payment and your insurance premiums. There are other costs, of course, but these two often make up the bulk of one's total monthly out-of-pocket automotive expenses. To find the biggest savings, consider refinancing your car loan or shopping for lower car insurance rates.
