So many questions pop up when we talk to our customers about buying a used car. Choosing between used cars and new cars can be complicated. If you’re in the similar predicament, think of these questions before buying a used car.
1. Will Buying a Used Car Increase my Insurance Rate?
You will experience higher insurance premiums if you opt to buy a new vehicle instead of a used one. New vehicles have a higher replacement value and therefore seen as a bigger liability. Used cars, however, cost less to insure because they generally cost less.
2. Will Buying a Used Car Save me Money?
Yes. Buying a used car means you’re buying a car that has already gone through the bulk of its depreciation, saving you thousands. A new vehicle, on the other hand, depreciates as soon as you leave the dealership lot.
3. Will I get the Same Features in Used Car as I Would in a New Car?
Buying used gives you the opportunity to purchase a vehicle that may have all the options and features you need.
4. What Kind of Used Cars do you Have in your Inventory?
We have many options to pick from at Armstrong Chevrolet. From the Chevy Trax, which features an available 1.4-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine and available AWD, to the Chevy Equinox, which is a versatile compact crossover SUV, engineered to perform well as a family hauler.
5. How was the Used Car Maintained?
If you opt for a Certified Pre-Owned vehicle, you’ll be treated to an extended bumper-to-bumper warranty 12 months/12,000 miles. All of which means that you’ll receive a car that’s close to new as possible.
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