Yes, classic car classifieds are reliable sources for purchasing classic vehicles. They have many options for what you can have, and have good prices on them.

"Car price guides, such as the Blue Book are reliable sources when looking for the current value of various new and used cars. You need to ensure you are using the current version of the book and remember that car values will vary depending on mileage and condition."

The first factor to consider is the motivation behind purchasing a car. For example, if the individual owns a car that is relatively reliable, even if the car is older, they need to weigh the costs of purchasing a new car. If the car owners vehicle is paid off, purchasing another car may entail adding a monthly car payment into their budget.

Yes, by purchasing used car that is a few years old, you can acquire a car that is as reliable as a new car for substantially less. Ask your used car dealer for documentation to show that the car has not been involved in an accident or other disaster.

Some of the biggest concerns when buying a used car are, how long is it going to run, was it wrecked before, how was it maintained, has it been stolen, is there a warranty. you should get all of the answers to these questions before purchasing a used car.