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FAQ

  • How Do I Get the Most for My Trade-In?
    The best way to get the most for your trade-in vehicle is to take great care of it and document that care every step of the way. Save your maintenance and repair invoices and keep a detailed record of all that’s been done to your car.
  • What is a CarFax?
    CarFax is one of a number of organizations that provide drivers and auto dealers with detailed vehicle history reports. If you’re buying a used car, be sure to ask about the CarFax report, and remember that a vehicle without a detailed history may be a riskier purchase—a fact you can use to negotiate a lower price if you think it’s worth that risk.
  • What are the benefits of buying a used car?
    Used vehicles don’t need as many repairs as they used to. These days, cars are engineered to last longer than they once were. As a result, many used cars are more dependable than you’d think. You can also get a fairly new used car that’s only two- or three years old with many modern amenities at a fraction of the cost of buying new.
  • How should I prepare when going to buy a used car?
    Even if you buy from a dealer, it’s good practice to walk around the vehicle and give it a brief but detailed inspection before test-driving. Furthermore, you should have an idea of a particular make and model’s value before negotiating.
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