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drive the best car buying guide
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a used automobile, sport-utility vehicle, or minivan that satisfies your transportation needs to the greatest extent results in increased driving pleasure. Therefore, you will be less likely to get tired of the vehicle and want to sell it after only a year or two.
2. Consult the April issue (vehicle edition) of Consumer Reports at a public library. The frequency-of-repair information will help you to focus upon used vehicles that will likely need fewer repairs. Also, consult the back issues of motoring magazines and publications (Car and Driver, Motor Trend, Road & Track, MotorWeek, etc.) to find out how a used vehicle tested when it was new.
3. At the public library, consult the N.A.D.A. - National Automotive Dealer's Association Official Used Car Guide. Also, checkout the vehicle classified sections of the larger newspapers (LA Times, Boston Globe) in the United States. Vehicle price trends begin in major cities and then progress to other areas of the country.
