On my sixteenth birthday, my parents purchased some clothing for me. While I was thankful for my gift, I was a little disappointed that they didn’t buy me a new car. To my astonishment, my parents announced their plans to purchase me a vehicle a couple of months after this momentous birthday. Because the budget was tight, my mom, dad, and I spent several weeks searching for the right car. After visiting several auto dealerships, I had almost given up hope. Then, it happened. My parents bought me a small red coupe one warm, sunny day. For the next few days, I couldn’t take my eyes off my new vehicle. When I wasn’t driving it, I often sat by the window to lovingly look at it. On this blog, I hope you will gather the tools necessary to successfully purchase the new vehicle of your dreams.
Posted on: 14 January 2016
If you're like a lot of people who want to buy a used car, you plan to test drive some cars before deciding which car is best for you. However, you might not know what exactly you should be paying attention to during the test drive. Here are some things you should focus on when getting behind the wheel of the used car you are considering.
Looking at the Door Jamb
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Posted on: 8 January 2016
When it comes to your brakes, the last thing you want to do is wait until they are completely exhausted before having them repaired. However, you may not be aware of some of the telltale signs indicating that the brakes in your car are on their last legs. Use this information to learn more about some of the symptoms that typically begin to occur just before your brakes fail.
Screeching Sounds
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Posted on: 30 December 2015
You may be preparing to sell your car due to wanting to upgrade to a newer model or simply because you need the extra money, but this is not a reason to forget the need to be smart about the sale. In many cases, individuals end up getting a lot less money than they intended by rushing into a sale and forgetting some essentials.
Whether you choose to sell your car at a used car dealership or are meeting with an individual, keep the following items at hand for a smooth car selling experience.
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Posted on: 25 December 2015
When you work for an auto dealer as a car salesman, your pay depends on how many vehicles you can sell in a week or month. When you are faced with a more difficult product to sell, such as new Ford commercial trucks, you may be scrambling to make those sales because the average customer coming into the dealership is not a commercial driver. You may have to do some cold calling to rack up sales, but here are at least four businesses that might be interested in commercial cargo vans and trucks.
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