| When you consider depreciation factor
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| | most likely dealing with older model
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| buying a brand new vehicle could be as
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| | years with high miles, its buyers beware
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| high as 30% the first year from what you
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| | and having learned the steps in the
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| paid out the door, buying a use vehicle
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| | buying process that will steer you away
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| becomes an attractive option subject to
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| | from lemons, there will be many good buys
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| buyer having done proper homework getting
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| | but also a fair amount that is not.
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| valid value and not ending up with a
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| | Here are some answers as to how these
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| lemon parked in the driveway.
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| | lower end cars end up on at non franchise
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| A well maintained 1 to 4 year old used
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| | car lot...a franchise dealer will
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| car kept for a few years will give you
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| | wholesale or take to auction any trade-in
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| just as good service as a new car for
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| | vehicle that don't meet their strict
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| about half the price, anything older
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| | recondition program and smaller type car
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| generally requires more costly
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| | lots will bid on these inexpensive
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| maintenance.
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| | vehicles
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| Used cars from about $ 25,000 and less
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| | Buying Private
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| depreciate about $ 2500. a year while
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| | Buying private is buying AS IS and you
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| cars higher in value will have a much
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| | must take vehicle for an independent
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| higher depreciation factor.
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| | inspection, if seller wont allow prior to
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| If your considering financing a good rule
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| | purchase you walk away, buying private
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| of thumb, if you make a down payment
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| | there is no recourse, many consumers make
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| around 20% on a used car, in most cases
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| | the mistake having purchased AS IS only
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| that will cover depreciation factor the
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| | to find cost of recondition added to
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| first year, should you want to trade you
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| | purchase price made it a bad deal...
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| most likely will not be in a negative
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| | Buying from Public Auction
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| situation.
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| | Unless you really know what your doing be
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| Franchise Dealerships
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| | cautious many of these vehicles will be
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| Consider yourself lucky if you happen to
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| | entered by Curbside rs and wholesalers
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| be at a dealership at the time a trade
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| | not licensed to sell public.
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| has just arrived that meets their
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| | Here you will find many inexpensive
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| requirements and available for under
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| | vehicles, i strongly recommend buyers
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| $10.000. a franchise dealer will not
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| | stay away from public auctions unless
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| purchase cars for re-sale under $ 10.000.
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| | they really have the experience, the law
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| their main concern is having a high
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| | of average is not with you.
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| profile in the community, customer
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| | YES
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| satisfaction, repeat business and a
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| | All dealers buy from an Auction but not
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| warranty available with every car.
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| | the same as a public Auction...these two
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| Non Franchise Dealerships
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| | type auctions are about as far apart as
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| There will be great selections under the
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| | heaven and hell. Some public Auction
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| $10.000 range at non franchise dealers,
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| | advertisements says NO DEALERS ALLOWED...
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| small corner lots, buy here pay here type
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| | that statement alone should make buyers
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| dealers, it becomes more risky as your
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| | stay away..
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