Understanding a Vehicle History Report
February 20, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
As a follow-up to our earlier article on Ten Reasons to Get a Car History Report, we’re now going to walk you through the process of actually reading and understanding vehicle history reports. You’ll quickly learn how to spot the good, bad and the ugly, so that you can be one step closer to buying your used car.
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How to Avoid the Unlicensed Car Dealer
February 12, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
The internet has all but revolutionized the process of buying a used car, as buyers have access to a seemingly unlimited supply of vehicle listings online. Unfortunately, one of the criminal elements that is becoming more popular due to the internet are unlicensed car dealers. To help you identify and avoid these shady dealers, we’ve asked the experts for help. Read more
Ten Reasons to Get a Car History Check
February 5, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
Buying a used car is no easy task. From finding the right car to cutting the final check, there are literally dozens of pitfalls that you can get trapped in if you aren’t careful. One of the best ways to mitigate your risk when buying a used car, is to get a vehicle history report. Read more
Beware Buyer: The Used Car Listings
December 17, 2008 by Grant · 3 Comments
This is the third part of SeattleAuto.net’s series on Buying a Used Car for Under $1,000.
You’ve got your car requirements down: that was the easy part. Now comes one of the hardest aspects of buying a used car, finding the car you want.
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Where to Find a Working Bare Bones Used Car
This is the second part of SeattleAuto.net’s series on Buying a Used Car for Under $1,000.
It’s hard to think that it’s possible to buy a working, semi-reliable car for under $1,000, but if you cut out the plush comforts, it’s still a reasonable goal. Read more
How to Buy a Used Car for Under $1,000
December 16, 2008 by Grant · 5 Comments
In one of the worst automotive sales years on record, auto dealers are slashing prices on new cars to entice buyers. However, for the buyer on the shoestring who is looking for the ultimate deal, we’re going to tell you how to buy a used car for under $1,000. And to prove it, we’re going to do it.
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Should You Buy a Used Car From a Dealer or Private Seller?
October 23, 2008 by Grant · Leave a Comment

Example of private auto sellers from an online classifieds
Buying a used car is tricky business. Just the thought alone of dealing with a used car salesman is enough to make most buyers reach for the headache medicine. But for those who hate the idea of even walking onto a dealership lot, there is always the option of private sellers. Read more
Buying a Used Car, Top 5 Things to Know
October 17, 2008 by Cameron Wong · 2 Comments

Buying a pre-owned used car is very different than purchasing a new one. Everyone knows the new vehicle came from the assembly plant, still has plastic on the seats, and smells “like new”. But when it comes to used cars…it can be like eating berries in the Amazon forest, better know what you’re doing or you’re going to get poisoned. Read more


