If you’re wondering about the best time to buy a used car, it may surprise you that the holiday season can be an opportune time to make this purchase. While there are various opinions on the best time to make this purchase, many sources suggest that the holidays present unique advantages for buyers. Below, we explain why it’s a great time of year to make this type of purchase and offer some helpful tips for doing so.
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When it comes to buying a used car, there are various options available, including “buy here pay here” dealerships. However, there are several common misconceptions or myths surrounding these types of dealerships that may deter potential buyers from considering them as a viable option. In this blog post, we will debunk these misconceptions and shed light on what you really need to know about “buy here pay here” requirements
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If you’re a car enthusiast looking to experience the thrill of driving a sports car without breaking the bank, buying a used sports car is an excellent option. Below, we highlight some of the best affordable used sports cars that may be popular in 2024. These vehicles offer a combination of performance, style, and affordability, making them enticing options for car enthusiasts on a budget.
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Knowing when to get a new car can be a tough decision. However, several telltale signs indicate it might be time to purchase a new used vehicle. Keep reading to understand when it’s time to make this important decision.
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If you’re expecting a tax return this year, you may be considering using it to purchase a used car. This can be an excellent way to put your tax refund to good use and upgrade your transportation. Below, we offer a general guide on what you should know when using your tax return for a car purchase.
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Are you tired of spending hours stuck in traffic during your daily commute? Do you want a reliable and fuel-efficient car that won’t break the bank? Look no further! In this blog post, we will highlight several of the best used cars for commuters. These vehicles are known for their durability, reliability, and impressive mileage, making them ideal for those who spend a significant amount of time on the road.
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We all love new things, shiny and untouched, but sometimes that newness comes with a high price tag. The same can be said for buying a new car. While the latest features and upgrades are enticing, you might be better off skipping the new car lot and heading straight for a reliable used car dealership like Auto Action. In this blog post, we will go through some of the significant disadvantages of buying a new car and why a used vehicle might be the way to go.
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Test driving a car can be exciting, and as much as you may want it to be “the one,” there are a few factors to watch for. Start by printing out a test drive checklist to help you stay focused. Take it with you and note any concerns that come up during your first time behind the wheel of your potential new car. Here is what to look for when test driving a car:
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Preowned luxury vehicles provide all the benefits of driving a high-end vehicle without the hefty price tag. Every Auto Action vehicle comes with our AAAdvantage Package which includes free oil changes, warranty coverage, anti-theft protection and total loss protection. If you are ready to buy a used luxury vehicle but aren’t sure which models offer the best combination of value and price, check out our list of the best used luxury cars available.
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Modern cars, trucks, and SUVs are typically designed to travel hundreds of thousands of miles. A well-maintained vehicle can often have an odometer reading of 200,000 miles or more and still provide a safe and comfortable ride. When shopping for a high-quality used car, most people look for low-mileage vehicles with no body damage that looks like it’s been properly cared for. Low mileage isn’t always a plus, though. Keep reading to learn why buying used cars with low mileage can lead to more trouble. What Is Considered a Low-Mileage Used Car? The term low mileage is thrown around a lot at car dealerships, and there’s actual math behind the term. The average driver in the United States puts between 10,000 and 12,000 miles on their vehicle each year. So a five-year-old car with 25,000 miles on it is considered a low-mileage vehicle, since the average five-year-old vehicle may have
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