Dealers should provide a temporary registration tag for the cars they sell, either in the glovebox or on a window. Temporary tags usually last at least 30 days. It’s important to keep the tag in the car until you get the permanent registration. If you get pulled over with a temporary ...
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Most dealers don't accept salvage cars as trade-ins, even after the salvage title has been removed. ... If the car was stolen and had been missing for a month or so, the insurance company may pay off the vehicle and sell it to a salvage buyer, in which case the car may receive a...
What Is A Pre-Purchase Inspection For Used Cars? A Pre-Purchase Inspection(PPI) is a detailed vehicle inspection by a certified mechanic or auto specialist to assess the vehicle's mechanical, aesthetic, and safety conditions. The technician will identify existing conditions, point out fu...
Historically, dealers would not make much profit on the sale of a new car. That's when cars would sell for much less than MSRP. In our recent market however, dealers have been selling new cars at close to MSRP, allowing them to make a significant portion of their profit through the mar...
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It's easy to find out how many warranty claims or recalls a car has generated, and what owners have said about dealers when it comes to fixing problems. All that data – positive and negative – will affect a car model's depreciation. ...
If you want an opportunity to bid against the dealers, you’ll need a license to buy cars at auction. First on your to-do list should be a visit to your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website, where you’ll find specific rules and regulations. These vary by state but ...
Many dealers are willing to negotiate, so don’t be afraid to ask for a lower price. It’s always helpful to have an idea of what you’re willing to pay before you start negotiating. You should also be prepared to walk away from the deal if the dealer isn’t willing to meet your ...
If you’re financing a vehicle purchase, your lender may require you to have gap insurance for certain types of cars, trucks, or SUVs. Specifically, this includes vehicles that may depreciate and lose value at faster rates, such as luxury sedans or SUVs. Some dealers offer gap insurance ...