Used carscanbe a good way to go. But it’s short-sighted to apply a broad rule that used cars are the best option for everyone. I think there are many more reasons why people should buy a new car than a used one. Here’s why. Should I Buy a New Car or a Used Car in the L...
It’s the choice that millions of car buyers make each year: Do you buy a new car with all the bells and whistles, or a used car to save money? Deciding between that new car smell or a pre-owned vehicle involves more than just price — but it’s an important factor. ...
What to look for when buying a new or used vehicle and what you need to know when importing a vehicle into BC.
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Learn how to buy a car, how to decide whether a used car makes more sense than new, and some of the facts behind car insurance, car depreciation, and credit scores. Considering an electric car? Affordability goes beyond the price of gas.
Tips on those necessary items for your vehicle such as insurance can be found here as well as the latest in eye popping multimedia featuring new vehicles. Look for screen savers and backgrounds for your computer, in addition to videos and pictures of the most popular, and up and coming, spo...
Vehicle registration Buy a vehicle Buy a new vehicle Buy a used vehicle Vehicle history report Flood-damaged vehicles Inspecting a used vehicle for sale Steps to buying a used vehicle Import a vehicle into B.C. Register a vehicle in B.C. Vehi...
As for new versus used cars, again, it really depends on what you can afford and if/how you want to finance, as interest rates vary for new and used cars. Going the used route, you also need to get a vehicle history report, available through the dealer or websites likeVehicleHistor...
Buy a Used Vehicle? You May Not Be Told of Recall
Quick to depreciate.New carsdepreciatemore quickly than their used counterparts. A vehicle loses the most value in the first few years of ownership—and a huge chunk of that in its first few seconds off the lot. By some estimates, the instant loss can be 10% of the car’s value.1That...