We are an association of consumer advocates that are
sick and tired of the dirty business practices of used auto dealers.
We help working class Americans to get a free Car Title Search and
avoid buying a lemon car, suffering financial loss and excess emotional
distress at the hands of a greedy used car dealership.
Our Car Title Search service has helped thousands of people buy a
reliable car that has a clean title and history track record. You
can enjoy the benefits on a Car Title Search simply by clicking the
lemon to the right.
Please let us know your success stories when using the Car Title Search
to review a vehicle. |
|
What is the correct car for you
Date: Jan 25, 2005
Contributor: Lonnie Chalk
The first step to buying a used car is a detailed assessment of your transportation needs. It's a good idea to answer the following questions.
How will the car be used? The first thing to do is to decide on a class of vehicle that best fits your lifestyle.
Who will be driving the car? And where? If you're concerned about taking your kids to soccer practice, you're probably going to need a car with lots of seating and storage capacity. If you're planning to use the car for commuting, gas mileage and comfort may be your biggest considerations.
What features best suit your needs? If there are features you simply must have--like air conditioning, lumbar supports or adjustable controls --make a list.
What are some vehicle safety features you are looking for? Are you interested in anti-lock brake systems, integrated seat belt systems, head injury protection, or child protection equipment?
How much can I afford to spend? Think about how much you're willing to spend, how much of a down payment you can make, and how much you can afford per month, long before you start the process. Refer to the section on "Paying for Your Car."
For more information relating to "What is the correct car for you", please visit our What is the correct car for you page.
|
