The used car market is alive and well in the United States. On average, over 57 million automobiles are sold in the USA each year, 68% of which (39 million) are used cars. The used car market alone represents $363 billion dollars in gross sales (more than the entire GDP of Colombia). Continue reading…
One of the best parts of car shopping is getting to test drive different cars.
However, shopping for insurance for that new or used car is never fun. First, we need to figure out what is the minimum insurance requirement is for each state. Then whether you are looking for a budget-friendly insurance policy or, if you want bumper to bumper coverage on your vehicle, you need to compare car insurance quotes to get the best deal. Continue reading…
We just recently launched our own automotive-geared blog after being inspired by many of the other auto industry blogs we read on nearly a daily basis. What can we say? We’re obsessed.
At DriveTime, we’re not just a car company that sells used cars, we are auto enthusiasts who want everyone to have the opportunity to experience the fun and passion we do when we get behind the wheel of a car. So, while we continue to write blog posts and articles we think you’ll find interesting, we put our heads together and compiled a list of our top 10 favorite automotive blogs. Continue reading…
Keeping your car clean is one of the simplest ways you can maintain your car.
As the cliché goes, a clean car is a happy car. While many owners opt to take their vehicles to various car wash services, some perfectionists, and many dollar-conscious drivers, prefer to do it at home. Whatever your motive is, washing your car at home is a great way to save a few bucks and to maintain that show-car shine. Continue reading…
You’ve bought your car and you’re looking and feeling great, but now what do you do?
Given that this is most likely to be the second most expensive investment you make in your life, second only to a home purchase, it’s probably a good idea to take the necessary steps to keep it running for as long as possible. Today’s cars come with many advanced systems that monitor most of the cars major functions and alert you when there’s a potential problem, but with some basic knowledge, you can identify any potential problems even before the warning lights come on. Continue reading…
