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F.A.Q.s
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| This page contains answers to common
questions handled by our support staff, along with some tips and tricks
that we have found useful and presented here as questions. |
Every 3,000 miles, for the same reason you
should go to your doctor for a physical annually and have your teeth
cleaned twice a year. It’s preventive maintenance and it’s the least
expensive, most effective way to insure unnecessary car failures.
It’s like a “vehicle major medical.” An oil change allows the engine
to work efficiently and avoid abrasions.
It’s that simple!
An auto dealer is only
responsible to tell you if he knows. In some cases, certain dollar
values need to established ie, if a dealer knows about more than
$500 worth of damage, he may be required to disclose. The fact is,
he may not know. There are a number of online information services.
Your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) will disclose anything
that has been reported .This is a classic example of garbage in;
garbage out. Just because it hasn’t been reported, doesn’t mean it
didn’t happen! In most cases, you are allowed to take the vehicle
in question to an independent 3rd party and have it
inspected. You will have to absorb the cost. If you have the
slightest doubt, this modest investment could yield you large
dividends.
Hopefully you haven’t just rolled your vehicle over and you’re
waiting for the tow truck to arrive! More than likely, they are
describing the position you are in as it relates to value and debt
on your trade in.
The simple answer is that you owe more money to the lending
institution than your vehicle is worth on the wholesale market:
Wholesale market being what another auto dealer would pay for your
vehicle in its current condition.
1- Budget
2- Reliability/Dependability
3- Safety
4- Status
5- Economy of Operation
Consider your options... you might be able to buy a new Chevy
Cavalier; or a select pre-owned low mileage Honda or Toyota.
Remember, you don't have to purchase a new car to buy peace of mind.
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