CAN I TRADE IN A CAR WITH NEGATIVE EQUITY?
But is it worth trading in your car with negative equity on your name? There are a few options to look for to keep your situation flexible, and it all starts with having an understanding of all the numbers involved.
Calculate How Much Negative Equity You Have
Before you even consider anything, the first step is to understand how much you owe on your loan. A loan of 10k will likely mean much lower negative equity than a lo...
Making Sense of Car Buying Trends for 2022
Understanding the state of the new and used car market in 2021 can potentially shed light on where we’re heading in 2022. Here are some of the critical automotive trends you can look for to better understand where the automotive industry as a whole is headed.
Used Car Prices
2021 saw a marked increase across the board in used car prices. With...
The Essential Guide for Buying a New Car This Summer
When it comes to buying a new Buick in Bensalem, there are many schools of thought regarding when the best time of year to buy the car is. Some say the winter months; others say stick to the seasonal holiday deals to find the best rates for your next vehicle.
The Benefits of Bringing Your Buick to A Certified Service Center
Important Safety Content For The Buick Encore
As newer and newer vehicles have hit the automotive market, the most sought-after features have changed courses. While heated seats and major audio systems were once something that made consumers swoon, what now provokes the “oooh's” and “aaah's” are high-tech safety systems. Just as many consumers are opting for hybrids to save the Earth, even more are choosing to protect themselves and others by seeking these systems out.
Take the all-new Buick Encore GX as an example. This compact SUV is a winner in safety with top crash test scores and safety features. In government crash tests, the Encore GX excelled in all areas with top scores in overall crash protection, frontal protection and side-impact protection. It also received top marks by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in modera...
What Causes the ‘New Car Smell ?'
Terms to Know Prior to Leasing Your Next Vehicle
- MSRP: The Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Price (“MSRP”) is the price the maker says t...
4 Tips for Leasing a Car in 2020
- Consider your needs over looks. When looking at GMC vehicle lease deals in Bucks County, factor in more than just how the vehicle looks. You should also pay close attention to interest rates and the needs of any of your passengers before you choose. Make sure you are selecting the car that will provide the most value to your family.
- Factor in all the costs. Make sure you also ask about all of the costs th...
Five Tips to Drive Safely During COVID-19
- Bring wipes along for the ride. We have all gotten used to cleaning our hands more often, but you need to carry the same level of caution when it comes to your vehicle as well. Bring antibacterial or antimicrobial wipes with you to wipe off any common surfaces in your car.
- Limit the number of trips you take. One of the easiest ways of staying safe is by limiting your drives to essential trips. While some trips will always be necessary, try to limit nonessential tr...
Four Benefits of Leasing Your Next Car
- Less restraints on your wallet. When you lease, the payments are typically lower, which can lead to having more money that you can put toward bills and necessities. You might also be able to purchase a newer or more expensive mod...
What Do the Lights on Your Car Mean?
- Battery alert. Your battery light looks like a red box with a plus and minus sign inside of it. Your battery alert might come on if your car’s battery is dying or if there’s an issue with your battery cable. In most cases, you should have your car taken in for service right away.
- Check engine light. Your check engine light looks like a small square with knobs and turns coming out of it. The check engine light might come on for a wide variety of reasons, including everything from overheating to a g...
5 Advantages of Buying a Used Car
- More affordable. Used cars are, on average, more affordable than new ones. If you’re shopping on a tight budget, it’s usually better to buy used.
- Less depreciation. Car buyers often complain about vehicle depreciation, which is a drop in the value of a vehicle as it ages. When you buy a used car, the bulk of the vehicle’s depreciation has already occurred. When you buy a new car, you’ll deal with a much larger percentage of depreciation as soon as you drive off the lot.
- Bet...