Used Car Reviews and Advice
Whether it’s for off-road adventures, towing trailers or working on the ranch, you need to know the difference between AWD and 4WD and which is suited to your needs. So let’s take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of each.
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), immaturity and inexperience make a deadly mix for disaster. This applies to new drivers of any age, so finding a safe vehicle that is also reliable and doesn’t break the bank is a bonus. These are the top three concerns for families when purchasing a used car.
Always dreamed of owning a sports car but haven’t got the funds to splash out on a Ferrari or Lamborghini? Fret no more. You can still get a dreamy sports car for under $17,000 if you know what to look for. Let me tempt your appetite with a selection to get your heart racing.
Wheels are not only what rolls you down the road, but also what steers the car by using a series of parts in your car that work together. This is called the ‘Drivetrain’. While 4WD (4×4) and AWD (All Wheel Drive) for off-road adventures and rugged conditions, a 2WD (Front or Rear Wheel Drive) will typically do just fine for everyday driving or interstate travel. So what are the differences between a front-wheel drive and a rear-wheel drive? Let me explain.
You might think all SUV’s and pickups should be up to the job of going off-road, right? Not on your life. Most SUV’s on the market these days are designed for city driving due to their popularity and riding height. The only problem is, they can’t hack a good old off-road adventure. So what should you look for when searching out a rugged off-road SUV? Let’s look at the essential points.
If you’re in the market for a car, there are a few tips to think about before you hand over your hard earned cash. Tips that could help you further down the line when it comes time to sell. Even if you plan to keep your car for a long time, it’s still worth taking a look at what helps sell a used car in the market today.
Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Cars are used cars that have gone through an extensive multi-point inspection program confirming their good to excellent condition. Cars sold through the manufacturer’s CPO program come complete with a vehicle history report, some form of warranty, and services like roadside assistance to help should anything happen within a certain time-frame. So, who offers this program? Read on to find out.
So you’ve found the ideal car – but it’s 500 miles away in another state. It doesn’t mean it’s out of the question, but it pays to be cautious and follow some of my tips for buying a used car online to avoid being burnt and losing your hard-earned cash.
There are many good reasons to buy a small used car, but is safety one of them? While compact or small cars offer better fuel efficiency and ability to park easily, often they lag behind when it comes to safety compared to their larger stable mates. However, after trawling through hatchbacks, sedans and hybrids, I’ve come up with a list of 6 of the safest small used cars for under $10,000 to get you on the road with peace of mind.
You’ve scoured the internet for weeks and found the perfect car that matches all your criteria – the right make and model, the right condition and mileage, for the right price. There is also enough information in the description to get your mouth watering. So where do you go from here? Read on to know exactly if this car is for you.