Purchasing a used vehicle is a fantastic way to save money on a car that you can drive for years to come. Brand new cars depreciate at an alarmingly fast pace. In fact, vehicles that are just one year old are often sold for more than 20% lower than the original price. But this doesn’t […]
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Nov
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Buying a new car means you will have to invest a lot of money. Therefore, you must make a wise choice. For many, buying a new car is equivalent to a dream come true because a lot of people can’t afford to make such hefty investments. One common mistake that a lot of people make […]
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Oct
Oct
North Americans love to claim that driving on the left side of the road is the ‘right’ way to drive. But the fact of the matter is, most of the world drives on the right side of the road! Wait, wasn’t it just the UK that used right hand drive vehicles? Yes, the UK, including […]
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4 Advances in Car Technology That are Making it Safer for Everyone on the Road
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Oct
Oct
It’s no secret that car accidents have been a major issue around the world. A quick change in terrain, a car turning left in front of you, or a bad driver can end up causing a devastating accident. While there’s no replacement for safe and respectful driving, the automotive industry has made strides in making […]
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Oct
Oct
Extreme hailstorms can damage your car by leaving noticeable dents on its finishes. Unfortunately, repairing a vehicle damaged by hail isn’t as easy as you think since it can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. Hail damage is the kind of damage that typically needs the services of a professional. So if your car sustains […]
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Oct
Oct
Cars are never bought as an investment, it’s common knowledge that, other than in some exceptions such as classic cars, vehicles start to depreciate from the moment they roll off the showroom floor until the day they are scrapped. But despite this, your car is still an asset and you don’t want it to devalue […]