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choosing, buying, financing and insuring your new or used car

Buying a new car comes with a number of decisions. Not only do you have to decide that it is time to buy a new car, but you also have to decide if you want to buy an actual new car or if you want to buy a used one. Do you understand the differences between the two other than the price tag? Our blog was put together to help buyers make the best decisions when it comes to buying a new or used car. You will learn about everything from choosing the car to financing it and even a little about insuring it.

Latest Posts

Getting Your Windshield Replaced
A tiny crack in your windshield may not seem like a big deal. If the crack is only partially through the glass and doesn't start to spread, you might not need to do anything right away. If the crack is through the entirety of your windshield, it's only a matter of time before the crack starts to spread across your windshield. While you might try to get the crack repaired, most situations require that you have windshield replacement services put in a new windshield.

3 Things You Shouldn't Forget When Selling A Junk Car
Selling a junk car can be a good way to get rid of a vehicle that you don't need while putting a little bit of cash in your pocket. However, there are a few things that some people forget when doing so, and these things can cause problems along the way. These are three things that you should not forget when selling a junk car. 1. Find the Title First of all, you will want to make sure that you find the title for your car.

Tips For Maintaining Your Car's New Paint Job For The First Six Weeks, And Beyond
From the constant onslaught of bird droppings to more serious causes of damage, including hail; there always seems to be something wreaking havoc on your car's paint job. Your vehicle's paint and clear coat are beginning to show their age, which is why you've decided to have your car repainted. Having your car professionally painted isn't cheap, and it's important to take extra precautions to prevent damage – especially during the first six weeks.