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Your Out-Of-State Car Buying Checklist

Second to the cost of your home, a new vehicle is the largest purchase most people make. As with all decisions of this magnitude, it pays to do your homework and shop around. Responsible buyers look for the best deals and realize the value of creative car-buying...

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Understanding Used Car Pricing

You are looking to buy or sell a used car. After a brief internet search of the year, make, and model, you have found a wide range of prices listed for vehicles that appear to be exactly the same. What causes these price discrepancies? And how exactly are you supposed...

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Buying a New (Used) Car? Don’t Forget These Critical Steps

Every savvy car buyer knows a brand-new car loses value the second you drive it off the lot. When you buy a new car, you pay for the privilege of being its only owner, as well as knowing every detail of its driving and service history. Some drivers are comfortable...

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5 Steps to Having Your Dream Car Delivered To Your Doorstep

The car of your dreams, thoroughly inspected and expertly repaired at a jaw-dropping price, is delivered to your doorstep. It sounds like a dream, doesn't it? Would you be shocked to find that the vehicle you always assumed was out of your budget (even something as...

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When is the best time to buy a car?

Are you starting to shop around for a new car and want to get the best bang for your buck? If you’re flexible on the time frame for purchasing your new vehicle, waiting until the end of the month or year may be beneficial to get the best deal. Keep reading to find out...

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Why Does My Car Have a Coolant Leak?

Nobody wants to be stranded on the side of the road, waiting for their overheated engine to cool down enough to limp the rest of the way home. Coolant leaks are a frustrating and inconvenient problem that can lead to further engine damage. The good news: sometimes you...

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Why is Convertible Insurance More Expensive?

There's a price to pay for riding in style. Nobody has ever said that style is cheap, and when you are a convertible owner, that is true in more ways than one. After stomaching the higher sticker price and maintenance costs, your insurance bill can be a whopping 30%...

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Should I Drive A Car With Power Steering Issues?

Ah, the magic of power steering. Shockingly, people used to drive cars without power steering systems. Before these systems became standard in the 1950s, turning and parking were more challenging, making driving more stressful. While you won't find a car without power...

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Tips for Buying a Used Convertible

You are a person who likes to have fun. Practicality aside, you want the wind in your hair, the sounds of the open road, and the assurance that you drive the coolest car on the street. Every kid dreams of growing up to own a convertible, and while it's not always the...

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How does a car dealer turn a profit?

Have you ever wondered how car dealers make a profit? Of course, selling cars is a big money maker, but read on to discover other components they rely on to turn a profit and keep lasting customers. Through Trade-ins and Financing Car dealerships are essentially...