Tip Of The Day: Get The History Of A Used Car Before Buying
Used cars are a great investment for today's economy, but make sure you're getting a car in good condition.
Check the Blue Book value of the car you might buy, as well as the value of the car you presently own. You can review used car values in the Kelley Blue Book Official Guide.
Bring any car you're considering to a mechanic you trust to be checked for any major repairs needed now or in the near future.
For a small fee you can obtain the complete history of a vehicle, including major damage or title defects, from Carfax at www.carfax.com. You may want to require the seller provide this report to you before completing the purchase.
The internet is a quick and easy way to find information to help you buy, sell, or trade a new or used car. The Federal Trade Commission has information on the "consumer" pages at its website: www.ftc.gov.
Other helpful websites include:
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Thank you so much for that segment. My broker just kept my downpayment and I did not get the apartment. I am going to sue him in small claims court. Is that lawyer Adam Lietman Bailey sigle? I love his blue eyes.