Do research to know the fair market value of the car, and be prepared to negotiate based on that information. Be polite but firm in your approach.
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A heads-up display projects key information, like speed and navigation, onto the windshield, allowing the driver to view data without taking their eyes off the road.
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Unusual noises could indicate issues like worn-out brake pads, a loose exhaust system, or problems with the suspension. Have it inspected by a mechanic.
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To make your car more secure, use steering wheel locks, car alarms, and GPS tracking devices. Parking in well-lit areas also helps.
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ABS prevents wheel lock-up during braking, which helps maintain steering control and reduces the likelihood of skidding.
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Car recalls are issued when a manufacturer identifies a safety issue with a vehicle. Car warranties cover the cost of certain repairs or replacements. You should regularly check for recalls and understand the terms of your warranty.
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Buying a new car provides the latest features and a full warranty, but used cars are more affordable and have less depreciation.
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Check the car's miles per gallon (MPG) rating, which can usually be found on the window sticker or in the owner's manual.
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While driving, you should carry your driver’s license, car registration, proof of insurance, and any other required local documents, such as an emissions test certificate.
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Most cars need an oil change every 3,000 to 7,500 miles, depending on the vehicle and the type of oil used.
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