Used Car Reviews and Advice
Once upon a time when our parents or grandparents got their licenses and bought their first car it would be lucky to have an airbag. Now all cars produced after 2013 have to automatically comply with new federal government regulations on the inclusion of anti-lock brakes, traction control, and stability control. Check out the safest buys.
Have you always dreamed of owning a ‘fast and furious’ car? Well, dreams come true. You could easily get your hands on one for under $10,000. The only decision is which one appeals to you the most. There’s something for everyone in this list of sporting greats.
It can be a little daunting when you think of buying at auction, but these are the places where car dealers get the bulk of their stock, so prices are usually much cheaper. There are pros and cons though, so it’s best to be prepared with these eight essential tips.
No car purchase should be made without first inspecting the car in question. Of course you will want a professional mechanic to look over and test the vehicle for possible engine problems, or discover if the car has been in an accident and been repaired. But there are plenty of things you can do to satisfy your own curiosity and get a better picture of the overall condition.
There are so many makes and models of vehicle on the used car market, it can be overwhelming sometimes. However, if you have your heart set on a retro classic from last century with less than 100,000 miles for under $10k, then check out this list of awesome barn-finds.
This month I have the challenge of finding a great-value automatic hatchback (in fact seven to be precise) that have done less than 100,000 miles for under $10,000 with a twist – it has to come in varying shades of blue.
Are you able to work remotely, or take life by the horns and get work as you find it while travelling and living life? Many people are doing just that these days, preferring to ditch the hum-drum nine-to-five lifestyle with an endless mortgage for a more adventurous and exciting journey. You may even find that travel-blogging is exactly what you’ve always wanted to do.
Do you have either no idea where to start or what to look for when buying a car? It doesn’t matter if you are starting out or have had a few cars already, there’s a method to reduce the risk of buying a ‘lemon’ – a car that has so many problems, it’s only good for the wreckers. So et’s begin with an online search.
Have you already got a car that your parents gave you or that you bought from your first job saving up? Has it reached that point where you either put in more money to save it from the scrapyard or put that money and more towards a better car? Well. Let’s look at the stats…
Are you looking for a project car to do up and make your own? It not only takes vision, but also patience and some funds to get it up and running.