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The internet offers you a great advantage as a buyer. You can look into the history of a dealership, as well as their selection and their transparency practices for used cars.

With most dealerships launching their own websites, you can get a peek into their commitment to honesty firsthand. For transparency, there’s no greater tell than a website.

If a dealer is committed to honesty, their website should be simple and full of the necessary information. You should be able to find out about the buying process — and get started on getting approved right away. 

When you look for a car, you should always look for a dealer that’s been around for awhile. The longer a dealer has been around, the more proof you’ll have that they stay accountable to their customers and their community.

But while every business is held accountable for the quality of its services and products, a company that stays committed to its community leaves you with the satisfaction of knowing you’re giving back with your purchase and continued patronage.

That’s why you should look for a car dealer that serves its community with more than good…

Most of today’s savvy customers know to check the online reviews before heading over to a restaurant or a hotel. With any product or service, it’s important to do the research and find out what other real customers have to say.

If those reviews are going to do you any good, though, you have to use them to your advantage.

To check for high-quality reviews, you should first look for what customers have to say about service. Customers are zipping around town, looking at a number of different deals, and won’t think to write a review unless…

Usually, our purchasing decisions are made on instinct. But when you’re looking for a used car, it’s common practice to look twice — or three times — before taking the plunge.

Take the guesswork out of looking for a dealership: what you should look for is a mixture of experience, flexibility, and history.

When you’re looking for a used car, you want to look past the smoke and mirrors of a flashy, new business. But you don’t want anything too old fashioned, either.

The fast-paced, saturated online marketplace leaves car lovers with no shortage of places to window shop for cars.

But all too often, this market jerks buyers around. They waste time driving around to look at badly-maintained vehicles. Thankfully, with today’s wealth of technology, buyers can go to their car dealers armed with plenty of information about the vehicles.

When you look for a car, look for a dealer that gives you a “virtual test-drive”. This is shorthand for a thorough info page with plenty of pictures of the interior and exterior of the vehicle.