Used Car Warranties
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How to Negotiate Buying a Used Car
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Buying Used Cars at Dealerships
Buying Used Cars from a Private Party
Buying a Used Car Without Cash
Financing Alternatives for a Used Car
How to Appraise a Used Car
Checking a Used Car with a Mechanic
How to Research a Used Car
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Buying a Used Car at an Auction
Tips for Buying a Used Car
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Summary: Learn and understand how a used car is appraised before buying one with expert car buying advice in this free online used car video clip.
John Mihail Michaels has over twelve years of automobile sales and finance experience. He has worked at the following dealerships: Lincoln, Mercury, Honda, Ford, Pontiac, GMC, Buick,...read more
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"Hi, this is John Michaels with Expert Village; today we are going to talk about how to buy a used car. In this segment we are going to talk about appraising a used car. Don’t be scared to take a look and get a few other opinions of what you believe a used car is worth. Based on some of the information that I provided you earlier on this tape, you may take a look and appraise a used car for yourself. Not only that, you can take that car on a test drive, take it to another dealership and have them tell you what the value of that car is. That will be a great plan for you to figure out how to negotiate later on when it comes down to buying that used car. If you are buying that used car from a private party, take it to a dealership and ask them what the car is worth. I am sure they will be happy to appraise it for you and let you know what the wholesale value of that car is. That is a great way of making sure that you are getting the most car and not spending more money than you have to for it. "
eHow Article: How to Appraise a Used Car
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doublejnyc said
on 8/2/2008 These videos (and some others in this series) suck. There's no real information. It's just common sense. I could have been the expert. How about what to look for when looking at a used car like oil or fluid leaks? How about how worn the seat in comparison to a low odometer. I don't know jack about cars but this much I know. Really, really disspointing.