Many think that buying a new car is a bad investment because it loses value the second you drive it out of the dealership. It all boils down to cost vs. value. If you want a new car but you have a limited budget, it is best for you to buy a used car. It saves you a lot more money than buying a new car. But if you want a car that can give you better reliability and peace of mind, it's better to buy a new car.
If you are still on the fence, you might consider a Dealer Certified Used Car. These cars normally have very low mileage, usually less than 20,000 miles and come with an excellent warranty. In most cases the warranty is actually better than the same car when new. Honda for instance provides a 3/36 warranty on new cars. On their Certified Used cars the warranty is 7/70.
New car bvecause its brand spankin new
If you have good amount of money to buy "New Car" then buy new car, but if you are on a tight budget and want to be practical then buy "used car".In my opinion, I would buy new car!In my opinion the best buy is a 1 year old Certified Used car with very low mileage. You same lots of money, get as good and sometimes better warranty than even new, and still have a car that is practically new. All in all that is a great deal.
A used car is always the best buy. A new car looses value the minute you drive it off the lot. A 3 year old car is usually your best buy. It will have low mileage and still have plenty of life left.
No, you can trade a used car for another used car
The new car would be a safer bet. If you are looking for a cooler car though go with the Camry.
You can buy cars at new car dealers, used car dealers, or from a private seller. Just make sure you buy from a trusted dealer be it new or used. Especially if it is used. Ask friends and neighbors about the used car dealers in your area. Contact the Better Business Bureau to find out which dealers are honest. Be very careful buying from a private seller. Above all do 2 things when the car is used. Get a Car Fax report on any car you want to buy, and have it inspected by a trusted mechanic.
Definitely fix it. It is cheaper for you and better for the environment. But, if it is in really bed shape, pry open your wallet or purse and buy a different car, used or new.
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If you have the money and don't mind the payments, it is best to buy a new car. A new car will not cost as much to fix as a used car. If you don't have a lot of money, it is probably best to buy a used car. Expect to put more money into repairs, however.
if you are going to buy a new vehicle from toyota they will probably buy your old used car and they will apply it towards the down payment on your new car.
Never ever lease. Leasing is a horrible deal. Buy a one year old Certified Used car. You save money and get a better warranty than a new vehicle.Never ever lease. Leasing is a horrible deal. Buy a one year old Certified Used car. You save money and get a better warranty than a new vehicle.
Yes. Most used cars are not certified. You can also refuse to buy a car that is not certified. Certified used cars normally have a great warranty. Sometimes even better than a new car.