According to the most recent statistics from Experian Automotive, of the nearly 1.3 million cars and trucks that were damaged severely enough to receive a branded title, over 185,000 of these vehicles lost their damage designation when they were re-titled in another state.

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On the front of a Carfax brochure is the picture of a happy customer holding the keys to a new car. At the very bottom is the statement: “The Truth About Used Cars”, while on the inside, the top of the first page states: “Buy With Confidence”. But how much of this is true and how much is pure hype?

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Once more into the fray! Onward and upward! This time we’re looking at cars between $16,000 and $18,000. Things start getting really good now, and again they’re in alphabetical order to insure no favoritism…

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Welcome to LotPro.com’s third list of the ten best used cars. We’re adding another $2,000 to the price range and now we’re looking at cars between $12,000 and $14,000. In alphabetical order they are…

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Welcome to LotPro.com’s second list of the ten best used cars. We’ve upped the investment just a bit to between $12,000 and $14,000. In alphabetical order they are…

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Welcome to LotPro.com’s list of the ten best used cars under $12,000. In alphabetical order they are…

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While vehicle history reports have helped many used car buyers walk through the minefield of potentially bad used cars, they are not always accurate…
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U.S. News & World Report, in their October 15th issue, ranked the Kia Sorento SUV one of the top 3 in its class
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So, you’re in the process of buying a new car and you’ve decided that it is more cost effective to go with a 2 or 3 year old pre-owned car. With the quality and durability of cars what they are, this decision makes sense. Now you’re faced with another decision: should you buy a regular used car or certified used cars? (more…)

Are you ready to get shopping for a used car? Are you excited about your upcoming purchase, or are you worried or stressed about making a wrong decision on the used car you purchase. If that is the case, you’re a bit stressed, then hopefully we can give you a few pointers on how to get the most for your money and put a smile on your face.

There are many questions to ask yourself when buying a used car. The first questions, which may come as a surprise, you need to ask yourself. What kind of vehicle do I want? What am I going to be using this vehicle for? How many people will I be transporting in my new car? Do I drive distances where fuel economy gas mileage is an issue? These questions are all important and will have an impact on your final decision. (more…)