Buying a car

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By Edward Mellett 0 comments
A vehicle that has been imported for use in the UK must be registered and taxed as soon as it arrives in the country. The vehicle should not be used or kept on public roads until the registration and vehicle tax processes are complete... more »
By pcsessler 0 comments
Dealers are supposed to know everything about your car and most of the time that is true. But once in a while, they just can't seem to get it right and it doesn't seem that anything you say or do makes any difference. Some examples include: ... more »
By clark711 1 comments
Right now, with the rising price of gas, it can be very difficult to sell a big gas guzzler. Using some of these may be the key to selling your thirsty vehicle, and getting something much more economical... more »
By Traqqer 0 comments
I can't tell you how much I hate talking to used car salesmen (or women). I've had a lot of experience and am a bit wiser now, but when I was buying my first used car, I got totally taken. I ended up paying more than I wanted at a higher ... more »
By pcsessler 0 comments
The emissions warranty, which covers certain components for 5 years/50,000 miles is also part of a car's warranty. This warranty, mandated by the government, is there to make sure that the pollution related equipment lasts for at least the five ... more »
By w1z111 1 comments
Motor vehicle theft in the United States is a serious problem. The data shows that. Insurance rates reflect that. Theft deterrent systems which cost consumers big dollars supports that... more »
By Carol Tilley-williams Tilley-Williams 0 comments
In between the excitement of deciding to purchase a new car and actually getting it lies the daunting task of making the deal. Taking the time to prepare for the purchasing process can save you a lot of time and money. Read on to learn more... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
Using eBay Motors is a quick and convenient way to buy your next car. You can search for the type of car you want from the comfort of your own home without having to spend long hours trekking through used car lots. In many cases, it is even ... more »
By Paul Favors Favors 3 comments
Sometimes life throws you a few unexpected curve balls that can have a negative affect on you credit rating. When this happens, the prospect of buying a new car can seem virtually impossible to accomplish. However, your credit rating does not ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
Cadillac has long been considered the premier American car manufacturer. Kennedy used Cadillacs, as did Elvis. Today, many of the cars are surprisingly affordable. .. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
First introduced in 1967, the Camaro was Chevy's answer to the Ford Mustang, and the two cars have had a long rivalry. The Camaro lives on today, but many people would consider the '60s and early '70s to be the car's heyday... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
One could argue that even the newest Ferrari is an instant classic. But unless you plan on speding six figures on a car, you'll have to settle for an older one... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Aside for the jokes that Fiat stands for, "Fix it again, Tony," Fiat cars offer Italian style and quite a bit of bang for the buck... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
Compact cars are very affordable and reliable, and they get great gas mileage. And these days, many are quite safe and fun to drive... more »
By Hapworth 1 comments
Before you buy a hybrid car, learn about the car. The hybrid car is a combination of a gasoline engine and an electric motor... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Car dealers refer to negative equity as being upside down. This means you owe more on your car than your car is worth. Most car dealerships have ways to sell you a new car even if your trade in has negative equity. Read on to learn more... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 3 comments
The hot car that was out of your price range just a few years ago may be much more affordable today--preowned. Here's how to buy a used car from a dealership or a private party... more »
By stephleppard 14 comments
Have you ever wished you could buy a car and did not have to put up with car salesmen and their "haggling?" Say no more, follow these steps and you'll be on the highway in no time... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Purchasing an extended auto warranty is a way to guarantee peace of mind about the durability of your car or truck. Dealers frequently offer auto warranties with new and used cars as a way to bring in customers and convince them that they are ... more »
By writeminded 0 comments
The new influx of eco-friendly car options can be daunting. While most of us are aware of the damage that cars do the environment, the push for greener car choices is still in the preliminary stages in the car market. This isn’t to say that the ... more »
By torque63 3 comments
When you visit a used car lot, they may tell you it came from the "Auction" but what auction did it really come from? Cars, trucks, motorcycles and other vehicles can be cheaply purchased from impound auctions. I will show you the ins ... more »
By cherdons 1 comments
You just found a good deal on a used car and it is the car you want. There are quite a few things to check out before you plunk down your hard earned cash for a used car, whether it is from a used car dealer or a private individual... more »
By jamaclassics 3 comments
Need a new ride because your old one's shot? There are good cars out there for little cash, if you can do a little simple inspection work. Paying cash means no car payment (Whoopie!).. more »
By NewScoolCarDawg 0 comments
Don't buy a car utilizing "yesterday's model" of walking into a dealership unprepared. Take command of the new car buying process, by manipulating and harnessing available data, enabling you to get the best deal in the shortest and most ... more »
By Dubtrizzle 1 comments
This article begins with the assumption that you have a pretty good idea of what kind of car you would like to buy, however, you want to make sure you are getting the most for your money... more »