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When it comes time to sell your car, it can be difficult to remember all the things you need to do before you hand over the keys to the proud new owner. We’ve come up with a handy check list for all you car sellers out there so you’ll never forget a step. Check it out below!
Whether you drive a car, truck, SUV or van, when it’s time to start selling your vehicle, you want to get as much money back as possible.
It all starts with a number.If you choose to go the traditional route to sell your used car, you have a lot of numbers to consider...
Every car on the road has a car title, and we don’t mean “Duchess” or “Lord”. If you’re lucky, your car has a “clean” title. This means there’s nothing wrong with it, and it does not have any major damage.
This week, hundreds of car enthusiasts will head out to the Monterey Peninsula on California’s Central Coast to admire collector cars and even compete for different prizes. If you’ll be in the area through Sunday, August 20, 2017, be sure to check it out.
No matter how much you secure your car for a hurricane or severe storm, sometimes Mother Nature has other plans. Recent hurricanes have been raising havoc and increasing the number of flooded cars.
Of all of the once-futuristic technology now on the cusp of hitting the consumer market, autonomous cars are one of the most exciting — and most controversial. It’s easy to see why the thought of self-driving cars crowding our highways can incite both joy and panic.
Do you know what the true costs of owning an older vehicle are? Most people don’t. In theory, owning an older vehicle that is paid off is less expensive, but there are many hidden costs to consider.
Maybe you’re running late to work for the millionth morning in a row, or maybe your favorite song came on the radio and you lost track of how fast you were going. Maybe you’ve never seen a police officer on that stretch of highway, so you thought you were safe.
