Maintaining and Driving your vehicle are high priority, but often I'm asked about used cars, where to find them, and how to find a good one. I've always believed most of the value of a vehicle is in the care it receives, but, you need to start out with a high quality vehicle when you purchase. If you're purchasing a used vehicle, I suggest finding a place where each vehicle is run through a regular check to make sure it's working well before you drive it off the showroom floor.
1. Usedcars.com offers excellent value and claims to promote the worlds best used car inventory.
"Since 1994, we've helped millions of car shoppers find used cars online at the best deal for their dream automobile and a no-hassle buying experience. We are the Internet's largest used car buying service, with over a half a million used car listings." After searching their list a few months ago and locating an excellent value on a Used Truck, I recommend their site for searching online. The Longevity of their site, as stated by the quote above indicates they provide value.
2. eBay.com has provided excellent options, through independent auto sales by auto owners.
I haven't personally purchased a vehicle through eBay.com, however, several friends and associates have, and their experiences have been good. Each of them have been quite happy with their vehicle, and satisfied with their purchase.
Buying from an individual often results in lower investment, but you have to check out the vehicle yourself. Don't count on any warrantee, there isn't any.
3. Craiglist.org offers valuable vehicles sold by the owner, or occasionally a dealership promoting a sale.
My sister recently purchased a 14 year old Ford Mustang over Craigslist.org and is totally happy with the results. Her 'new to her' Mustang was well cared for, a prime baby looking for a new home. This former commuter vehicle is in cherry condition, with a cherry exterior and like new gray interior, low mileage, no dents, no dings.
4. Cars.com provides search information for more than 2 million new and used cars.
Check the listings, view photos of the vehicles, dealer descriptions, and more. Cars.com also promises to sell your car at thousands over trade-in. Dealer reviews and representations offer some assurance that the vehicle is in quality condition.
5. Internetautoguide.com presents variable options for new and used cars, including rebates, discounts, and buyer options.
Their service extends to offering low gas prices on their website. If you're looking for a way to cut your gas costs, you might want to check their site for valuable deals and lower gas mileage.
Used car options vary widely from site to site, but often searching for specifics will result in a solution you can afford, within your location ranges, even when you're searching world wide.
Are you looking for better options?
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