New cars are always costlier than their used versions and are out of budget for most people. It is the reason buyers look for 2nd hand cars for sale. Following this route, you benefit from the depreciation hit that the first person has already taken. Moreover, the used vehicle also maintains its value for the next few years.
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We all know how expensive luxury cars can get. A comfortable, stylish, and opulent ride is bound to come at a hefty price tag. Evidently, purchasing a new BMW, Audi, Mercedes, Bentley, or Rolls Royce is a dream of many. But what if we tell you that the second-hand market provides an opportunity to get your hands on the luxury vehicle of your liking at a lower price tag. Considering the high-quality materials used in the production of luxury vehicles, the effect of depreciation is less pronounced on them. Meaning, your new best-used luxury car might be as good as new!
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We all know Lockdown 3.0 restricts non-essential services and retails. Car dealers affected by COVID-19 had to move to alternative selling options such as contactless orders and deliveries.
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You can sell your financed car to a vehicle buying company, a dealer, or even an online buyer. Whichever way suits you, the finance clearing process would be the same. However, you need to understand the process for the best possible outcome.
Before we answer which one is the best, let us first tell you why used cars are the perfect option right now. Just because you need a new set of wheels does not mean you have to go for a brand new vehicle. You can buy any type of secondhand car imaginable in the market. The used car prices initially decreased during the first lockdown, but they started to increase as the lockdown eased. The used car prices again reduced in the last quarter of 2020.
Deloitte – an audit, consultancy, and financial advisory agency – recently carried out the Global Automotive Consumer Survey. The company surveyed 1,521 motorists in the UK. They discovered that 42 per cent of those aiming to switch to an electric vehicle have a budget of £20,000 or lower. It shows a remarkable shift towards the EV realm with a lot of potential in the EV used car market. However, no one should take that step without an authentic car check in the UK.
A full car service checklist should include all the components that need an inspection for a safe and hassle-free journey. You can create your own list by consulting your car’s owner manual or rely on our general advice. Here’s a sample car service checklist for 2021.
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The SMMT has released figures of Britain’s most popular car colour with the grey dominating the list. According to the study, out of the 1.63 million new cars sold in the UK last year, 397,197 (24.3%) sported grey paint followed by black (19.9%), and white (17.4%). Elsewhere, the most popular car colour 2020 list gives a familiar sense, with Blue takes the fourth spot. Subsequently, we have red, silver, orange, green – in the opposite order to 2019 – yellow and bronze.
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After Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced third national Lockdown starting from January 5th,2021, the AA warned drivers to keep their vehicles serviced, and MOT’d during the Lockdown 3.
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Every car has to reach the end of its practicality one day. When that happens, you have to scrap it and inform the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) to get the car scrapped title. The DVLA issues the certificate of destruction once the Authorized Treatment Facility (ATF) completes its job.
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