Nowadays, most car buyers start their search online. Auto dealers advertise vehicles on their websites, third-party platforms and social media, often highlighting special deals, low prices and impressive vehicle features. While online listings can be a convenient way...
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How to identify hidden frame damage when purchasing a used car
Purchasing a used car can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience. Regardless of a vehicle’s outward appearance, you can’t be totally sure about its history. One of the most critical concerns when buying a used car is hidden frame damage. Hidden frame damage can...
Can a dealership sell used vehicles without catalytic converters?
Modern vehicles are incredibly complex. They include multiple different systems, many of which communicate through computers. Long gone are the days when people could fully disassemble vehicles in their home garages and make repairs or improvements. Modern vehicles...
Did a dealership lie about battery life on a used hybrid?
Hybrids and electric vehicles have become far more common in recent years. What was once a niche market has become popular and even trendy. Electric vehicles and hybrids help people reduce their environmental impact. They can also reduce the cost of commuting a long...
Addressing hidden flood damage after buying a car
Buying a new vehicle can be a very stressful process. Those shopping on the used vehicle market, in particular, are often quick to make offers on vehicles that meet their basic criteria. They simply want to get the process over with as quickly as possible. Most...
How many repair attempts before a vehicle is officially a lemon?
Consumers purchasing new vehicles expect them to be in pristine condition. One of the reasons buyers pay a premium for new vehicles right off the dealership lot this to avoid the uncertainty that comes with vehicles driven by others. They expect years of safe...
3 requirements for classifying a Pennsylvania car as a lemon
When quality is a key consideration, buying a new vehicle rather than a used one can be a smart move. Despite disclosure regulations, it is very difficult to ensure the quality of a used vehicle. There could be latent defects or issues that the previous owner...
The issue with how dealerships acquire used vehicles
Many dealerships advertise offering competitive terms for trade-ins. They accept vehicles in poor condition when people need to acquire new transportation. The buyers can use the value of that vehicle to help pay for their new vehicle. Some dealerships actually fix up...
Dealerships may try to hide test drive damage
It is generally advisable to test drive a vehicle before making a decision to purchase it. Unfortunately, not everyone is safe and respectful during test drives. Some people are very aggressive drivers and could potentially damage a vehicle that belongs to a...
Don’t get lemon-squeezed: Handling pressure when buying a car
The thrill of buying a new car is unmatched, whether it’s your first time at a dealership or you are adding a new vehicle to your collection. However, this exciting endeavor can quickly turn sour if you realize that you were sold a lemon. One strategy that...







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