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Read moreHere's why used cars from dealerships are more interesting
To buy or not to buy a used car at a dealership? While arguments can be made for or against it, it is clear that there are many more advantages than disadvantages to doing so. Here are five elements that may tip the balance.
1 - A quick process
While there is sometimes time to shop for a vehicle, often things have to be done quickly. By turning to a car dealer, everything is done to ensure that the process can proceed at lightning speed. First of all, you have a huge choice of models to choose from, which will make it easier for you to select the right one. Then, you can quickly leave with a vehicle, because all the paperwork involved in the transaction will be handled by the establishment.
2 - Time
On the other hand, if you're not in a hurry and are looking for a specific model, you can leave the search task to a dealer rather than having to go through the search on a daily basis. Also, you're never in a hurry to make a decision. If you're interested in a model, you can request that it be reserved for you for a period of 24 or 48 hours. In short, flexibility is the watchword here.
3 - The cream of the crop
Dealers generally have newer fleets because of the large number of models returned to them after a lease. As a result, these vehicles are new and in good condition. What's more, most of them have been serviced at the dealership itself, so the service history can be provided to you when you purchase the model.
4 - Satisfaction guaranteed
If, after purchasing a used vehicle from a dealer, you are not entirely satisfied with it, there are always ways to arrange to return it and leave with another model. Try it with a private individual and you'll hit a wall!
5 - Peace of mind
Buying a vehicle can be stressful. Choosing the right model, sticking to your budget, getting your hands on a product in good condition, not being handed a lemon, all these reasons can add to your pressure. By choosing a dealer, they will be with you from start to finish and will be able to answer all your questions throughout the process. They will even be at your service after the sale of the model. Peace of mind is priceless.
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