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So you're in the market for a used car. The first question you probably have is whether you should buy from a private party or a licensed dealer or auctioneer. There are certainly advantages and drawbacks to each. On one hand, you can save money by buying from a...
The main attraction of buying a used car privately is that the initial cost is usually less than buying a car from a dealer. While the initial cost may be less, the real long term cost may be far greater than the initial savings, unless you take steps to ensure that...
Choosing between buying a new and used car isn’t as clear cut as you might first think. To get the full perspective on what choice is the right one you will need to consider all of the below. → Click here to view an enlarged version of this infographic Embed...
Buying a premium used car is a big investment and you want to protect your purchase in every way you can. An extended warranty will go some way to ensuring that you are covered for any unpleasant surprises that a used car purchase may bring, but is the cost of...
