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Three Things to Know Before Deciding on Any New Car |
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 It’s easy to get excited when buying a new car. That new car smell, that first ride off the dealer lot and that first time you show up at the latest club in your new ride are all heady moments. But don’t let the excitement cloud your judgment when it comes to some of the basics of purchasing a new car. Here are three things you should know before you sign on the dotted line and grab those keys. Doing your research and asking the right questions can make your new car buying experience exciting, safe and rewarding.
The experts at AutoTrader.com , the ultimate automotive marketplace, share more tips on researching and comparing new cars.
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Maximize Your Resale Value with a Smart Car Purchase |
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 Most people, when caught up in the excitement of buying a new car, don’t think about selling it a couple of years down the road. But when it comes time to sell, having a car that is attractive to the largest group of potential buyers could mean better resale value and more money in your pocket when you sell.
If you’re one of those people who always thinks like an investor, (and you should be when it comes to car buying) here
are a couple of tips to help pick a car that may offer more resale
value than another.
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Liquid Magazine's Top Car Tips |
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Winter’s degrees of severity vary from state to state, but even one deep freeze or tough snow can take a toll on your car. If you live in one of those areas where winter really makes itself at
home even for a couple of weeks, here are some tips to keep your car
running smoothly and looking good. If you live in one of those areas where winter really makes itself at
home even for a couple of weeks, here are some tips to keep your car
running smoothly and looking good.
1) Check systems that can be susceptible to cold before the mercury
starts falling. Belts, hoses, batteries and other basic systems on your
car can be impacted by prolonged cold or even one hard freeze. For
instance, your car battery can lose some of its starting power after a
freeze, and cold weather can make belts and hoses become brittle and
break more easily. If any of these items are already old, that freeze
may push them over the edge and leave you stranded. If your car isn’t
on a regular maintenance plan, find a good mechanic you trust to give
these systems a once over before winter rolls in.
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