| If you're in the market for a used car, there are many | | | | Used car dealerships aren't always the most honest |
| things that you should keep in mind. First of all, you | | | | places either. However, if you buy from one, you can |
| might get a better deal from an individual than if you | | | | take advantage of certain opportunities. For example, |
| buy at a used car lot. On the other hand, though, you | | | | you can ask for a history on the car. You can also |
| might get more information at the lot. | | | | give it a good test drive, with the sales person present. |
| Buying used cars from individuals is usually safest if | | | | Also, if there is a problem, it's unlikely that the entire |
| you actually know the individual. For example, if your | | | | dealership will pick up and move over night. So, you |
| best friend is selling a car that you've been riding | | | | should have the opportunity to get any issues resolved. |
| around in for ages, you already know that the car is | | | | So, if you plan to buy a used car, remember two |
| probably in great shape or, at least, you know what | | | | things. First of all, keep your wits about you. Make sure |
| problems it does have. Also, your friend might give you | | | | that you ask questions. Second, remember that you |
| a good deal on it. | | | | get what you pay for. So, you should be willing to |
| On the other hand, if you see a random car for sale in | | | | spend a reasonable amount for a quality vehicle. If it's |
| someone's driveway, you might want to pass. You | | | | too cheap, there's probably a problem with it, unless, of |
| don't know those people or why they're selling the car. | | | | course, you make a deal with a family member or |
| They might sell you a lemon and then disappear | | | | friend. |
| before you can even complain. | | | | |