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Tires get out of round from the vehicle not moving and the engine fluids
get old and breakdown. Cars need to be driven and maintained. So believe me, the last thing you want is a car that's been sitting
around for a long time.
Our recommendation is to buy used cars that have been on a lot 45 days or less. You don't want to risk buying any vehicle much older
than 45 days. A lot of dealers, especially the giant used car dealers or chains, simply shift their used vehicle inventory from one
lot to another when the cars don't sell. Many of those vehicles have been around for over a year. You don't want those cars!
You'll be glad you bought a fresh used car. Fresh used cars have recently had their inspection and are ready to drive. Plus you actually
save more money buying fresh used cars. Older inventory often needs to go back in for service which means the buyers has to cover those
additional charges. You've always heard about that new car smell. We suggest you go for that fresh used car small. |
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