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July 25th, 2007 at 08:13pm By Mike Lambert
Under Buy Here Pay Here: Car FAQ
You know you want to try to get a car loan at a Buy Here Pay Here (BHPH) dealership, but how do you find these car lots that offer this service?
Discovering these Buy Here Pay Here lots is not as easy in the “Information Age” as it could be. There is no quick search you can do that will list all the BHPH dealerships in your area. You might need to try the tradition methods such as the following:
- If you drive past dealerships you might see “Buy Here Pay Here” written on the windshields of cars for sale.
- Another term dealerships will use is “We Finance.”
- Calling local dealerships
To save time and money when getting a car loan you can try a site for Auto Financing.
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December 8th, 2006 at 06:37pm By Mike Lambert
Under Car FAQ: Car Maintenance
As winter is upon us, it’s important to not only prepare yourself for the cold, but also your car. While an accident is bad, winter can make it far worse. With the right planning, you can help make it a safer experience. You should pack your car with the following:
- A first aid kit with a pocket knife
- Extra hats, gloves, blankets and socks
- Road salt and sand
- Matches
- Any medication that is important
- Emergency flares and a distress flag
- Jumper cables
- Tow Rope or Chain
- Water and snacks
- Flashlight, radio that uses batteries, and extra batteries
- A windshield scraper and a shovel
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November 27th, 2006 at 06:55am By Mike Lambert
Under Buying New Cars: Buying Tips: Car FAQ
There are a number of times during the year that it is good to buy a new car, but it really depends on the model. The first best time is at the end of the month. Dealers pay money when they have a car on their lot at the beginning of the month. The end of the year is also a good time. Not as many people are buying cars in the winter, so dealers want to move some product. Lastly, when a new model year is released, dealers want to unload the previous model year, because more people want the latest and greatest. These are good opportunities to take advantage of in order to save some money on your next new car.
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November 17th, 2006 at 04:23pm By Mike Lambert
Under Buying Used Cars: Car FAQ: VIN Search
Doing a Vin Search (Vehicle Identification Number Search) can give you great insight into the history of your vehicle. History reports can reveal if your car had water damage, or was flagged a Lemon. Check this information before buying, or get one to provide to your potential buyer.
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November 17th, 2006 at 04:20pm By Mike Lambert
Under Buying Used Cars: Car FAQ: VIN Search
You can decode a VIN to determine what kind of car it is - Ford, Chevy, Honda, Corvette, Chevrolet, etc. With that information, you can tell almost anything about the car. Do your Vin Search with carfax.com.
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