That depends. A dealership will only buy a car that they can make money off of. I suggest taking the car to the delaership that it was made from. If you have a Chevrolet, like myself, you are better off taking the car to the Chevrolet dealership. The vehicle should be in the best shape possible to get the maximum profit.
Used car dealerships usually sell a large variety of used vehicles. They can sell many types of cars such as regular passenger vehicles, or offer trucks and vans.
All car dealerships are regulated by the Department of Motor Vehicles. They make sure the dealerships are compliant with all of the many laws associated with the business.
There are many commercial car auctions, depending on where you live. Look for near used or new car dealerships near your city/town and there will most likely be a place where you can.
Dealer floor planning is basically a credit line for dealerships to buy vehicles. It allows them to go to auctions (or take trades) and have their inventory without paying for it right up front. This is extremely helpful for small dealerships that do not have the cash to pay for the vehicles. Most dealerships have some sort of floor plan - not many can, or do, opperate on cash.
One can purchase a used Ferrari at local car dealerships that offer used vehicles. One may have to look at the car dealerships. A used Ferrari can also be purchased on Craigslist, which has hundreds of vehicles listed from private owners.
You do not have to have a license to buy a car if the dealer approves. Some car dealerships prefer the buyer to have a license.
While there are many car dealerships around, the best place to start would be to check with your bank. they would be able to advise you on auctions that are selling their repossessed vehicles.
A Pontiac GTO Judge can be purchased at car dealerships that sell Pontiac vehicles. Or, one can look at the classified sections of newspapers or on Craigslist for used ones.
No, unless that dealership is of the buy and driver variety. Dealerships are that, a dealer in vehicles. Dealerships do not typically provide financing; this is typically the venue of the finance company. In the event the dealership is a buy and drive, then yes, they are a secured creditor. That is, of course, they are lax enough to not actually secure the vehicle they sold in the loan contract.
There is no real reason to not buy a car from a Kia dealership. This is of course especially true if you are purchasing a Kia. Often times the dealerships have special rates and deals to purchase their cars.
A used Ford Fiesta can be bought at several car dealerships including the Ford dealership themselves, Carmax, and local car dealerships.
One may purchase redneck trucks in person, at a car dealership, or online. Car dealerships are easy to locate using a phonebook, newspaper advertisements, or a dealer's website. Online purchase of motor vehicles is available at AutoTrader.