Nanaimo Wheaton GM values our connection to our customers, which is why we aim to bring you the best news and highlights relating to the automotive industry. This month vehicle dealers are buzzing about the new General Motor’s sedan concept for the 2018 Buick Regal, which will be unveiled in Warren, Michigan on April 4th, this year. Following the unveiling, car enthusiasts can visit the vehicle at the International Auto Show in New York later this year.
Used cars have plenty of pros, but because they aren’t brand new off the manufacturing line, they can sometimes have a few secrets. To suss out any negative factors which may impact your decision to buy, and to save yourself time and money on future repairs, take some time to really investigate the vehicle before you buy it. If you’re not sure what to look for when inspecting a used car, check out this buying guide
Buying a car is exciting, whether it’s brand new, or new to you. So how do you know which is the best buy for you and your family? Here at Nanaimo Wheaton GM, we get plenty of questions about the pros and cons of buying new vs. buying used. The truth is, it’s really all about preference. There are definitely some advantages to buying new, but there are also some fine selling points to buying used.
New cars can be a status symbol, an escape, or just a reliable way to get from point A to point B. For these reasons buying a new car is different for everyone. Some buyers go in level headed and ready to haggle, others jump the gun and buy the first flashy vehicle that speaks to them on the lot. Whether you plan to do a bit of research, or choose a car based on intuition alone, here are 5 of the major mistakes you should avoid.
Buying a brand-new car off the lot can be expensive, which is why so many people choose used. Used cars provide the same stylish models and special deals without the high price point. While purchasing used offers certain financial benefits, there are still pitfalls to avoid. Check out these 3 tips to buying used.
Buying a new car is always a big step, and it’s important to know exactly what you’re getting into before you sign any documents or strike up a deal. Things to consider include cost, the dealer’s reputation, your personal finances, vehicle safety and standards, as well as special features. Here are some of the top considerations new car buyers make before leaving the lot.
