Nowadays, car buyers choose to buy a used car instead of a brand new one. Car auctions in the Internet have taken out the hassle of visiting each and every second-hand car dealership. Just like any online transaction, you need to remember a few pointers to get the best deal.

Have a price range that you are willing to spend. Don’t forget to include other expenses in addition to the car’s selling price. These expenses include transfer of ownership, attorney’s fees, insurance, and registration (the car just might have to be registered in the near future).

Visit car auction sites online with good standing, like gov-auctions.org, eBay.com, car-auction.com, seizecars.com, and auctionspass.com. Always compare and contrast the asking price for the car that you are interested in, which gives you a ballpark figure of how much discount you can ask from the seller. Read more . . .

It used to be the rule that, if you wanted a car that came with a warranty, you had to buy new.  The quality of a used car might be just as good as it is today, but the buyer had no guarantee or quality, or a clear history of the car itself.  Now there are records that provide a full history of any car, and all that has changed.

Modern buyers are smarter and know that they can find used cars that come with the same sorts of warranties as new vehicles.  Used car warranties may be all inclusive, or they might be limited.  It’s important to understand the type of warranty you’re dealing with before you decide to buy. Read more . . .

how hybrids work diagramUsed hybrid cars are hot, and getting hotter by the month! And we’ve got them for thousands of dollars less than new models. Buy a used hybrid car from UsedCars.biz and you can save money both up front and for years to come at the pump. Buy a hybrid car, and you’ll be the envy of your neighbors, and you won’t regret it. Better mileage means savings in your pocket, and also time and hassle saved through fewer trips to the gas station. Read more . . .

If there is one thing that always makes people more squeamish than standing up to speak in front of a group of people, it is buying a used car. Pass the antacids, we all could be in for a night full of indigestion and pain. But the fact is some of today’s smartest vehicle shoppers are buying used cars that serve them (and their bank accounts) very well. Many used cars sale experts agree: There has never been a better time to buy a used car. Read more . . .

So just what the heck is a “crossover”? Not only is it among the hottest vehicle types in a decidedly not-so-hot market this year, but it is also essentially a cross between an SUV and a car. More accurately, it is a high-profile vehicle that looks and behaves much like a sport-utility vehicle but is based on a car platform rather than a truck platform. Though nobody in the industry talks about the crossover craze the way they did about the SUV craze of the ’90s, the new vehicle type has proven to be among the most popular of the decade. Read more . . .