Check out all our tips for preparing to buy a car. Which financing option should you choose? Should you go for a gas or diesel car? You can also use our tools to help you make the right choice, whether through our test drives or our annual Buyer’s Guide.

Are you planning to trade in your car? In this section, you’ll find all the information you need about the mandatory vehicle inspection required to obtain the Car-Pass, as well as plenty of tips on estimating your car’s resale value, understanding warranty issues, what to do with your license plate, and how to negotiate more effectively with potential buyers.

What taxes do you need to pay, and how much? How does CO2 affect taxes? What expenses are tax-deductible? How do you calculate your ATN (benefit in kind)? You’ll find all the answers in this section.

The automotive industry is also subject to legislation. In our legal section, you can learn about driver’s license regulations, find out what to do in the event of a dispute with a buyer or seller, and see the amounts of traffic fines.

Car maintenance is absolutely essential to keeping a vehicle running smoothly. However, many drivers regularly skip routine checks or repairs in an effort to save money. Yet these cost-cutting measures can have disastrous consequences when it comes to safety.

Learn everything you need to know about tolls, electronic toll tags, and road permits for all European countries and cities: highways and Crit'air in France, Swiss and Austrian road permits, the Antwerp toll tunnel, low-emission zones in Antwerp, Brussels, and Paris, London's Congestion Charge, the German Umweltplakette, Milan's city toll, and more.

With our driving tips, you’ll be able to drive with greater peace of mind. In all circumstances—summer or winter, day or night, driving on the right or the left. You can also explore the traffic rules of 18 countries: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.