myths and facts on buying used cars: now debunked
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MYTHS AND FACTS ON BUYING USED
CARS: NOW DEBUNKED
People are often found to be in two minds when it comes to purchasing a second hand car. Consequently, a number of myths and facts regarding it have cropped up. Here’s an overview:
The Enticement Of Discounts And Bargains
Often, “best prices” and “great deals” become synonymous to the “best car buy”. However, this is not so, particularly when buying used cars are concerned. Offers that appear too great to be true my actually be a tool used by shady sellers. They might end up offering a car that appears fantastic but in a terrible condition. Worse, the car might have been stolen!
The Rule Of 150,000 Miles
Conventionally, a car is likely to be “consumed” after it covers a distance of 150,000 miles. But current statistics show that most cars, on being well maintained can run up to 300,000 miles. However, a car’s longevity might also depend on factors like the quality of the brand as well as the model of the car. So consider this factor while buying used cars.
