Being prepared with your trade-in at a dealership can make a difference of thousands of dollars in the bottom line. Here are some tips from Edmunds to help you maximize your trade-in value and avoid common mistakes.
Broadly, the difference in average price between new and used is back to how it was in 2019. Even so, it’s still wise for prospective used vehicle buyers to make sure they’re getting the best value for their money. The experts at Edmunds have compiled six important tips to help you with your next purchase.
Car shoppers have had to deal with vehicle shortages, high prices, dwindling incentives and rising interest rates. Will 2023 bring any relief? Yes and no. The experts at Edmunds have gathered five important issues you need to know about the current car-buying climate, plus tips on how to make the best of them.
If a repair isn’t covered under the manufacturer’s warranty, the claim will be denied and the dealer will come to you to pay for the work out of your own pocket.
In most cases, the answer is “no,” with an occasional “maybe.” If you signed the sales contract, you own the car. And the law is on the side of the seller.
The light could be a minor issue, such as a faulty gas cap, or it could mean something more serious, such as a misfiring engine. In many cases, it means that you’ll need to visit a repair shop to diagnose and repair the issue.
