Posts Tagged ‘used cars’

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Our Top Navigation Just Got Better!

We recently completed some usability results, and there was one recurring comment, “The top navigation is really hard to find.”

Well, we listened! In an effort to make your used car shopping easier….

We went from this:

To this:

Let us know what you think!… Read more

April 13, 2012 by Maurina | 2 Comments

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Get Dirty Inspecting Your Next Car

No matter where you’re buying a used car, you should be aware that there is a chance there’s something the seller’s not telling you. Whether the seller is aware of it or not, some cars have serious mechanical problems that have been covered up just enough to make them unnoticeable until it’s too late.

Since there are people who will go to great lengths to hide red flags, you’ll need to be willing to get a little dirty to turn up some problems. This article discusses steps to add to your inspection checklist that many people choose to forgo because … Read more

July 21, 2011 by Clinton | 1 Comment

Arm Yourself with 3 Secret Weapons to Win the New Car Negotiations War

 

It’s the most important bit of advice for any negotiation, it’s vital for everything from job interviews to disaster relief efforts, and it’s even the Scout’s Motto: be prepared.

It’s so basic that it seems obvious, but something about that new car smell makes many new car shoppers completely forget about preparing themselves for negotiations. Test driving a dream car is fun; crunching numbers and arguing with salesmen is not.

Unfortunately, getting a bad deal on a new car is much less fun than crunching numbers. Slash right through all the strings attached to that “unbeatable deal” with … Read more

May 12, 2011 by Cliff | 3 Comments

Testing the Audio System in a Used Automobile

When someone goes shopping for a used car, it’s pretty normal to perform the standard inspections in order to make sure you’re not getting ripped-off in the sales process. Inspecting the tires, smelling the engine oil for engine wear, checking lights for functionality, and, of course, the test drive itself in order to see how the car.

Every smart shopper wants to make sure that the systems in the car they’re going to buy are functioning well and that the car is worth the price being asked. However, most drivers don’t consider the car stereo system when they test-drive … Read more

March 21, 2011 by Cliff | 1 Comment

How to Avoid Hidden Charges When You Buy a Car

You’ve done your research and determined your budget. You go to the dealership feeling confident, and your salesman offers you a great deal. You celebrate over coffee as you settle into the sales office, ready to sign, and then it hits you. All of a sudden your great deal goes bad, and you’re charged thousands of dollars more than you expected. Where did these hidden charges come from? You can avoid this shock by walking into the dealership knowing which charges are legitimate and which are questionable.

Unavoidable Fees

There are a few charges on top of the sticker price … Read more

March 8, 2011 by Cliff | 1 Comment

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