Reading and understanding car specs boils down to truly knowing the meaning of the terms used most often. Many of the terms used throughout car spec sheets may seem foreign and difficult to understand. Specs are often based on specific measurements of the vehicle’s performance and reliability. ...read more
Mail-in rebates are given by the manufacturer as an incentive to purchase a product. Rebates are a great way to save some money, especially on high dollar items. Once you purchase your product you will need to send the mail-in rebate form, plus other items required prior to the expiration date. ...read more
There are several items needed in order to lease a car. These items include good credit, cash for a down payment, your driver license, proof of employment, proof of insurance and proof of residency. These items are mandatory and needed to protect all involved parties including the dealership and the buyer. ...read more
From small town dealerships to large national chains, there are many used car dealers across the nation. You can find reputable used car dealerships in your area by searching the listings onMerchantCircle. Any dealer listed on this site would be happy to help you purchase a used vehicle to fit your needs. ...read more
Used car salesmen have earned a negative reputation for being excessively talkative and using high pressure sales techniques. If you are aware of this stereotype, you can work with a used car salesman more effectively. Knowing how car salesmen operate can help you purchase a vehicle without feeling too much stress. ...read more
Buying a used police car is extremely easy; it just takes a little time, cash and a willingness to pound the pavement. Anyone can do it. Available through many different venues, these cars are usually dependable and inexpensive, although some buyers have reported minor problems, including other drivers still mistaking it for a cop car! ...read more
Buying a new car can be a very exciting time for a person; especially if this is the first new car she has purchased. You would think that all it takes to get a new car is some cash and a smile. Well, unfortunately, some car salesmen are excellent at multi-tasking: they can wipe the smile off of your face while taking more money than originally intended out of your hand. The idea is to get the car at a fair price and still smile. ...read more
The first step we take when starting our vehicle, is to place the key in the ignition and turn. You vehicle's ignition system is responsible for igniting the fuel-air mixture to start engine combustion. This article will outline some important things to know about a basic ignition. ...read more