Cars
You need a car to get to work, school or anywhere else. It’s something most can’t live without and is often the first “big purchase” for many. There are a lot of steps involved in buying a car to make sure you’re not getting screwed over.
If you’ve decided to buy a car the first big decision you’ll have to make is whether to buy a used car or buy a new car. Typically this decision comes down to budget and personal preference. If you’re buying a new car you reduce the risk of hidden issues and have a warranty. If you’re buying a used car you don’t receive a massive hit to the value of the car and often can find one at a better price for your budget.
Your Guide to Buying New & Used Cars
Buying a Car
There are a lot of decisions to make when you’re buying a car, whether it is new or used. Make sure you’re not being taken advantage of and follow our simple step process to buying a car, it can save you thousands in the long run.
Leasing a Car
If you’re not interested in buying a car or you want a new car every couple years then leasing may be right for you. There are several advantages to leasing but ultimately you never own the car you’re driving. If you want to own the car then leasing is not for you.
Refinancing a Car
The decision to refinance your car can be a big one and isn’t always the best route to take, however, if you have a very bad loan or are underwater and have an opportunity to get out then refinancing may be a smart choice.