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The Best Used Cars Under $10,000
The Best Used Cars Under $10,000
When searching for used vehicles, it's difficult to put your finger on what's important. While you might have your heart set on a particular year and model, sometimes it's hard to decide if a higher resale value is a better buy or if low resale prices means you can get in a luxury vehicle for less. At under $10,000, there are a lot of options. Here are some of our favorites.







Why buy Japanese Used Cars in this recession?

1st February 2009

Who doesn’t love to own a car? However, buying a new car may not be affordable to everyone. Especially during the current recession and the bad economy, many people are not even thinking of buying luxuries like a new car.

Most of these people don’t even think about used cars because of the prevalent misconception that used cars will not be of good quality and would require lot of expenses on maintaining them. However, let me tell you, the used cars from Japan are far off this notion. Japanese used cars will be as luxurious as the new ones and also will not require any special maintenance other than what a new car would need. And on top of it, you can buy a used Japanese car for almost half the price you would pay for a new car.



The clear advantage of purchasing a used Japanese car during a recession is that you can save lot of money. When you buy a brand new car, it starts to depreciate fast as soon as you buy it. On the other hand, used cars have already taken pretty much of the big depreciation. Apart from this, when you purchase a used car, you will also avoid the added fees that most dealers tack on to their cars.

Strict Government regulation is the reason behind the good quality and condition of the used cars from Japan. The Government of Japan requires the car owners to keep their cars in good running condition. Also, the road conditions in Japan are very good, so the wear and tear of the car parts is minimized, and that keeps the cars as good as the new ones. So, there is nothing to worry about the quality of these used Japanese cars. You can buy used cars from Japan with your eyes closed. That’s the degree of confidence that you can keep while buying used Japanese cars.

At Best Trading, we can offer the trust when you a used car from us. Thousands of our satisfied customers worldwide are the best testimonial for our service.

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Buy Cheap Used Cars

A second hand car is the way that most people will buy their transport but buying a cheap used car can be a minefield and all sorts of problems can occur. Everything from dodgy paintwork to cranky engines and leaking oil is to be expected. Here is a list of the top ten things to look out for when buying a cheap used car.

1. Check the papers. Check that all the paper work actually matches up with the car that is being presented.

2. The engine. Try and get there 30 minutes before the appointment so that the owner doesn’t have chance to warm up the engine. Check for blue smoke out of the exhaust at start up. This would indicate an oil problem and could be costly. Listen for engine noise, if the engine sounds like it is running to fast the clutch is likely to be on its way out.

3. Exhaust and gearbox. The exhaust note should be fairly quite, if not it could have a hole in it somewhere. The gears should slip into gear easily and should not need forcing at all.

4. Check the brakes are working. Find a steep hill and check that the hand brake stops you rolling away.

5. Lights. Turn all the lights on and walk around the car checking that they are all working. Get somebody else to press the brake pedal and check they work.

6. Tyres. All the tyres should be able to fit a twenty pence into the tread, if not then they will need replacing, this could be costly.

7. Bodywork. Have a good close up look at the body work; it’s very easy to hide reasonably bad scratches with t-cut. Any dents should be easily visible upon close inspection.

8. The mileage. In an older car it often very hard to determine if the mileage has been fiddled with. Ask the owner if they have any older MOT certificates which may have a mileage reading on them.

9. Check the interior for any cigarette burns in the carpet and seats, repairing these will be expensive and most of the time just not practical.

10. Electrics. Check that all the knobs and buttons function correctly on the dashboard, switch the main lights on with the engine running and press the brake pedal, the lights should not dim, if they do it is likely that the battery is dodgy or it could be the alternator.

Buying a cheap second hand car is often the best of not only method of obtaining your transport and it is usually the most economical. Ask plenty of questions and never part with your hard earned cash unless you are 100% satisfied that this is the car for you.

Dougal has owned many cars from old classics to brand new hot hatches. By far the cheapest way to obtain your used car would be through an auction. Stateauctions.org is one of the best sources of second hand cars, they boast that they sell cars starting from $100, try them out HERE

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