Facebook Marketplace is a great site for used cars—but they aren't all gems. Lemons cleaned up for a quick sale can quickly ...

Scammers are hijacking Facebook and Instagram accounts to sell phantom cars, and Meta is still playing catch-up. It's a ...

Steel yourself, friends: a tidal wave of speculation is coming. Facebook has registered several automotive domains, including Facebook.car, Facebook.auto and Facebook.cars. It’s already dragging up ...

It wasn’t that long ago that the idea of buying a used car on the internet seemed bizarre. Now, it’s perfectly common. One popular way to search for and potentially snag a car online is to go through ...

It's no secret that buying a new car is expensive, not to mention all the hidden costs that go along with it. This alone means buying a used car a worthwhile option. While it's unlikely you will get a ...

Facebook is adding car listings from auto dealers to its Marketplace tab. But the social network isn't letting people process transactions on its platform — yet. Facebook is drastically expanding the ...

In December 2014, a number of Facebook pages using car brand names such as Audi, Range Rover, Mercedes, and Camaro (among others) posted directives similar to the messages quoted above. The pages ...

Facebook Marketplace has been around for a year now. In that time, the social network has gotten a firm grasp on what users are buying and selling on its Craigslist rival. (It's also made sure to stop ...