auto warranties - do you need one?

Posted on: 29 September 2016
The absence of a roof makes a used convertible very different from a conventional car. This means shopping for the right convertible should also be different from shopping for a conventional car.  Here are three things you should evaluate when shopping for used convertible: The Integrity of the Roof Convertibles are just like their sedan counterparts in many aspects; the main difference is the operation of the roof. A hardtop convertible's roof is designed to fold in several places during retraction.
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Posted on: 18 August 2016
Planning on buying a used car? If you are, getting the best deal is likely a high priority for you and this is why it is important to not rush into your car buying purchase. To ensure you are getting the best price and the best quality vehicle for your money, there are a few things to take advantage of, like the following: Bring a Mechanic With You: Just because the car starts and looks great doesn't mean that it is in perfect condition, and this reason alone is why you will want to bring a mechanic with you when checking out potential cars.
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Posted on: 15 July 2016
When shopping for a used vehicle or certified pre owned car, many people don't consider adding any additional safety features onto the purchase of the car, including an extended warranty. The problem with this is that an extended warranty can actually help to significantly protect your used car purchase. Here are three major reasons to consider it: Added Protection Even After Driving Over a Certain Number of Miles: Most of the time, the short-term warranty that comes with a used vehicle will only protect you until the vehicle reaches a certain number of miles.
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Posted on: 16 May 2016
If you are thinking about buying some HD dump trucks (from an outlet such as Correct Truck and Trailer), then you might also want to look at the truck beds for these trucks. Some auto dealers will sell you just the truck with the hydraulic lift component on the back and leave it up to you to decide which truck bed you want to purchase and install separately. Here are four types of truck beds you can choose from and why you may want each of them.
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