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So you might be thinking, what are the pros and cons of purchasing a used vehicle vs. a new vehicle? One of the first things to look at is the cost of both vehicles; which one can you truly afford? Well, on the pros side of the house for used cars: you could be driving an almost like new vehicle for as little as 90% off of the car’s book value price, with (the other pros) no hidden fees; the luxury tax has already been paid for by the previous owner upon registration, a 3 month warranty for free and you can even purchase an extended warranty if you like for a very minimal fee. This does not even come close to what you would be paying for a new car.
You may also be wondering where these vehicles come from? Well, you have the Federal Government, State Government, Local Councils Organizations, Police Services/Departments, Sheriffs/Marshalls Departments, Fire & Emergency Services, Religious Groups & other Non-Profit Organizations, Universities & other Educational Organizations and Hospitals & Ambulance Services. These vehicles are well maintained. They are usually 2 to 3 years old with about 25,000 to 40,000 miles on them and most of the vehicles come with a stamped log book, complete with service history so it is not like you are purchasing a cheap broken down car.
Truly, the only con to purchasing a used car is that you might have to do maintenance sooner rather than later but experts say that purchasing a used car does not have to be risky because most cars 3 to 4 years old still have their factory warranty. On top of that, look at what you have saved with the purchase! Not to mention, you are not going into this purchase blindly, you do get to check the vehicle out before you do decide to buy. Now the cons of purchasing a new car; you know with a new car they appear to be reliable, they smell nice, look nice, drive nice, and maybe even turn some heads but the fact that they depreciate in their value by about 30% when you drive it off the parking lot is enough for anyone to consider buying a used car! Before you read any further, please check out the Car Depreciation Calculator and plug in some values to see just what type of rate of depreciation you will be taking with your new vehicle.
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