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5 Tips for Buying a Car After the Coronavirus Quarantine

While some states are still abiding by the Covid-19 orders to stay at home, other states are moving towards “safer-at-home” phases, which means that car dealerships should be opening back up. If you need to buy a car, new or used, we still recommend following the social distancing guidelines and to do most of your …
by Joe Santos
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Are You Getting Fooled About Your Car’s Cargo Space?

Although large vehicles can be awkward in small spaces, they do have several benefits. One of those is cargo space. Whether you go for a 3-row SUV or minivan, these types of vehicles are bought in part due to their carrying capacity. However, just like 0-60 times, range, and even horsepower, a car’s cargo space …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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These Startups Are Looking to Reshape Auto Retail

Car subscriptions are just one of the recent new ways automakers are looking to transform the car industry. Luxury automakers like BMW, Mercedes Benz, and Porsche are among those who are leading the way with car subscriptions of their own. There are also many startup companies looking to revolutionize the way we get new cars. …
by Leigh Fields
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How to Negotiate a Car Deal Online

If you plan on purchasing a car soon (especially during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic) it’s important to arm yourself. No, not with guns, but with knowledge and patience. Thanks to “social distancing,” most, if not all, traditional dealerships are currently reverting to online sales and may be selling cars by appointment only. Here’s …
by Joe Santos
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How to Get Out of a Car Lease Early

Car leases are a tempting proposition; you get to drive a brand-new car for a low monthly payment, with little to no money down, and in the end, you can walk away from it, keep it, or trade it in for something newer. That all sounds great, but what if you end up no longer …
by Joe Santos
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Volkswagen Offers Customers Three Months Payment Relief

Volkswagen announced in early March that they would temporarily halt vehicle production for two weeks due to coronavirus (COVID-19). An update later in the month from Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess informed the public that the company would be forced to keep factories shut longer than planned due to the coronavirus crisis. Understanding that many …
by Alice Chase
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Coronavirus and Car Buying: Is it a Good Time to Buy a Car?

With the recent Coronavirus pandemic affecting the economy and having an even greater economic effect on households across the nation, many consumers are plagued with financial burden. On top of the financial stress, social distancing has become the norm and many states are issuing mandatory quarantines. And although we need to keep human contact to …
by Joe Santos
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5 of the Slowest Cars You Can Buy in 2020

On average, today’s vehicles are significantly faster than they’ve ever been. Consider that a 2020 Hyundai Accent sedan making do with just 120 hp can run 0-60 mph in 8.5 seconds, which absolutely obliterates the 9.7-second figure that a 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28’s mustered—and that “muscle” car pumped out 165 ponies! And that’s not even …
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