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The Advantages of Buying from a Car Dealership or Private Seller

The car buying process has never been a breeze. There are many factors that need to be considered such as certification, emission tests, warranties, and many more. One headache-causing decision you have to make is whether to buy from a dealership or a private seller. Always remember that buying a car, regardless if new or used, involves a huge amount of money. It should be bought with enough information and care.

The best advantage you can get from buying a private seller is that you can get a car almost half the price in dealerships. On the other hand, the biggest downer in private buying is that you are not always guaranteed that the car has a good history. You simply buy the car as you see it without knowing if it's in good condition or if it was stolen. The law states that a stolen vehicle must be returned to the original owner.

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How Recycled Platforms and Eight-Year-Old Tech Could be the Brand’s Downfall On Aston Martin

Whereas a company like Mercedes-Benz can afford to spend €5 billion (US$7.1 billion) in one year on research and development, the Gaydon-based manufacturer of performance/luxury coupes is planning its next models on the eight-year-old platform that first underpinned the DB9 coupe in 2003!

In fact, of the 15 models in the brand’s current line-up only two of them – the One-77 supercar and Toyota iQ-derived Cygnet city car – are not based on the DB9’s aluminium “vertical-horizontal” platform.

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