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Odometer rollback is a common scam used by sellers of used cars to falsely inflate the value of a vehicle. The small effort to roll back that mileage gauge can pay off big – thousands of dollars in some cases. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
In the market for a used car? Don’t spend a penny of your hard-earned dough until you give that car a thorough check-up. Here’s the good news – you don’t have to get yourself dirty under the hood to learn what you need to know about a used car. Instead, head to your...
Shopping for a used car can be a stressful endeavor, particularly when you are just starting out in the process. One of the first questions prospective buyers typically ask is where to find the best used cars at the best prices? Is it more advantageous to shop online...
Buying and selling used cars can be anxiety-provoking business to newbies to the used car game and seasoned veterans alike. There is much more to vehicle transactions than simply taking a check and handing out keys, particularly if you want the purchase or sale to...
An odometer check can tell you a lot about a used vehicle. The number of miles on the car odometer reveals the wear and tear on the vehicle and the potential for repairs sooner, rather than later. The mileage is also a factor in determining the value of a vehicle,...