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It’s always good to keep your receipts documenting your service and repairs to your vehicle. But that usually only helps when you are selling your car to another individual. When you trade in your car, the dealer is not likely to look through those receipts to evaluate your car. In addition, due to Privacy laws, many dealers will ‘trash” any …
Why doesn’t everyone use an auto broker or personal car buyer when trying to buy a new or pre-owned car? Many folks just don’t know such a service exists, or think it’s only for the rich and famous. Most auto brokers or personal car shoppers are referred by friends, family and previous clients. However, some brokers do business differently, so finding the …
Selling your car on your own can mean more money for you. It can also quickly turn into a bad experience. To keep the likelihood of that to a minimum, follow these simple rules. Get the buyers first and last name before meeting them for a test drive. Do your homework on them and don’t be afraid to Google their …
This may be a great opportunity to make a little money on your car at lease-end or near lease-end. Many 2008-2009 leased cars are coming off their typical 3 year lease now and in the near future. In 2008=09, a much smaller number of people leased and purchased new cars than in previous years. The result of this is a shortage …
If you’re thinking about buying a convertible to enjoy this spring and summer, now is the time to give us a call or start shopping on your own if you like. Even though this winter has been mild, you can expect to see pre-owned convertibles jump in price one to four thousand dollars in the spring, depending on the model, …
