The most important thing you should remember when you go in search of purchasing a used or even a new car is that the person selling the car wants to sell the car. They may not come right out and lie to you about the car in question; however, they may not mention any problems if you do not ask and yes some may even lie to rid themselves of a lemon.
Today, many people are wondering if leasing or purchasing is the best when it comes to new cars. Both leasing and buying have wonderful advantages as well as their own disadvantages.
Before we go into the details of the benefits let’s look at what a car buying service is how it works.
“Year End Clearance Sale” was of course, at one time the best time to buy a car; however, this may have been true in the past because car dealerships needed to sell the last years models to make room for the new model. In today’s automotive market, new cars are being introduced all year long, therefore, this old saying does not hold true any more.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but a trashed out car will never sell except for parts. Remember, when a buyer comes to see your car or truck they do not want to see a mud covered vehicle with enough trash in the trunk and seats to fill up a dumpster. They want to see a pretty, clean vehicle they would look good driving around town.
I am looking to purchase a Mitsubishi Eclipse GS. It is really easy to find turbo kits but my research has raised questions of needing to improve the pistons/rings and connecting rods.
I am about to buy a 1997 BMW 328i. I took it for a test drive but when I turned the engine off afterwards I noticed grayish smoke still seeping out of the exhaust. I have been told that this may relate to a cylinder fault. Is this right?
I am considering buying a used 2002 Chevrolet Astro AWD Van for work. It seems clean, except that the muffler and exhaust are rusted and there seems to be an excessive amount of water in the muffler. This is in Denver, and it does get cold and snowy. Is this normal, or cause for concern?
I would like to bid on a 1995 camaro, 3.4L. It’s well below blue book value, and 135000 miles, manual. Description says new battery, alternator, co;air intake. belt,clutch, plugs and wires, new starter, carbon filter interior accents, white face guage cluster, and an extremely clean interior. (Body also looks nice). Ok the bad; The car starts right up and runs, but after aprox. 15 min. of run time, the engine gets hot and the car has to be turned off. They say they have no clue what it could be. He says mabey a thermostat?? Does this sound like any of the above, since this auction has a day and a half left, im just hopeing I;m getting a good deal, the current price is, 1200.00. The body and interior seems to be in great shape! What do you think?
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