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Why Choose a Nissan?

When it comes to a wide array of makes and models to choose from… Nissan has it all.

Nissan offers something for everyone. Just in the car line, there’s the Maxima, the Versa Hatchback and Sedan, the Cube, the Sentra, the Altima, and the Altima Coupe and Hybrid. The gas mileage for all Nissan vehicles ranges from 17 – 38 mpg on the highway, and 12 – 33 mpg in the city.

There’s also a price range for everyone. You can buy a Versa Sedan for approximately $10,000. By the way, the Versa features the highest horsepower and most passenger room in its class. However, if you want a car that will make heads turn, you can get the GT-R Sports car for around $90,000. Nissan used racing technology to help engineer this aerodynamic car. Standard on the GT-R is a 530-hp 3.8 – liter V6 engine, along with a dual-clutch 6-speed transmission. This car won the 2011 ALG Residual Value award for best luxury sports car.

Also in the Sports Car line, is the 370Z Coupe, and the 370Z Roadster. The Kelley Blue Book awarded the Nissan Z the 2010 Best Resale Value Award, and Popular Science gave it their Best of What’s New in the same year.

Nissan was ahead of the game when they introduced their Brake Override Technology, which was designed for emergency stop situations. It has been standard on all Nissans since 2005. All vehicles may be required by our government to come with this same technology in the near future. Also, all Nissan cars have Bluetooth Hands-free Phone technology that is linked in to the vehicle’s audio system, which makes for a safer trip wherever you go. Standard on some cars is the Intelligent Key with Push Button Ignition.

Of course, there’s also the LEAF, which some may say, is in a class of its own. As you probably know, the LEAF is 100% electric, which means zero emissions. In addition, the overall safety rating is terrific…5 stars. If you know you want a LEAF, you can go on-line to the Nissan website and reserve one now, if you live in one of the following states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Washington D.C.

To round out their line, Nissan has some great trucks and Crossovers. The trucks include the Frontier, the Titan, and also their NV Lineup. The Crossovers, which include Minivans and SUV’s, are also very impressive with the Juke, the Rogue, the Murano, the Murano CrossCabriolet, the Xterra, the Pathfinder, the Armada, and the Quest.

Why wouldn’t you choose a Nissan?

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Source by Andrew John Wang

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How would you like to get a great, almost new car for a very reasonable price? It is becoming more and more common for ordinary consumers, even those with bad credit, to be able to purchase a nearly new car at a very economical price. How, do they do that? They simply buy a car from one of the many car auctions that are cropping up all over the country.

So now people that are in need of a newer car have the choice of buying and owning a superb, expensive auto while not paying much at all by attending one of these auto auctions. This makes the dream on owning an almost new vehicle a reality for many consumers that become the highest bidder at one of these auctions.

Instead of paying an inflated amount to your neighborhood car dealer, you can buy direct from a source that sells cars at reasonable pricing. Yes, auto dealers do have to make a living so they offer you a price which includes large markups that must be passed on. Obviously these markups are going to increase the price you must pay and this makes the car expensive to purchase.

The majority of these auto auctions are organized by insurance companies, lenders, banks and government agencies, both local and federal. The vehicles are usually brought into a very large, central area from different parts of a state, or even from many states. The most numerous amount of cars are the ones that have been seized by the bank for the failure of the owner to make timely payments. There are also many vehicles of all kinds that have been seized by assorted government agencies from people who owe back taxes or have been put in jail for drug charges.

The preponderance of these vehicles are normally in excellent condition and may even include brand new models with a still valid warranty period. The auction will try to raise as much as possible so the lenders can be reimbursed for the defaulted amounts.

Did You Know?

There are auctions where only used cars are sold and then there are others where a large number of products, including new and used cars are being sold.

These auctions are affordable seeing that the selling amount of the vehicle is decided by the purchaser who wins the bidding session. The price of the car is exempt from any sort of supplementary amounts that were additional when the auto was initially bought from the dealer. The bidding in this variety of auction starts from a low price and depending on how many people in the crowd are interested in the car, you potentially can pick up a really,

Many of these auto auctions are advertised on the net so you can get an idea of what’s coming up in your area of the country. The easiest and most convenient way to find these auto auctions is to look for a car auction directory. There are huge databases and announcement boards of vehicle auctions, both current and in the future. This way you may be able to find an auction near your home and check out the cars in person.

Without exception, you need to do your homework on the type of vehicle you’re seeking, peruse the blue book prices for the cars you may want, make a listing and go for it! Who knows, you could acquire a brand new Hummer or Harley Davidson for half or less than it’s original market price!

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Source by Patrick Morgan

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The Salvation Army comes into possession of vehicles through donations. Sometimes these are vehicle that the owners no longer have any need, for any number of reasons and are in reasonably good condition. Sometimes they are vehicles that are damaged or mechanically unsound and the previous owners have elected not to repair them, sell or trade them. They have decided to donate the vehicle to get a tax deduction for charitable contribution.

In the state in which I live a vehicle cannot be sold to the public if that vehicle does not pass smog and safety standards. When the Salvation Army gets a vehicle that does not pass smog, they sell that vehicle to a dealer who will either repair the vehicle to meet smog and safety standards or will resell the car to a wholesaler.

Tip#1 Most used car buyers are aware that when buying a used vehicle they are going to have to make an investment into the car to get it into excellent operating condition. Before buying a used car you should first drive the vehicle, both on the street and on the freeway. Make sure that you like the way the car drives, that it accelerates well and stops well. Check the car for any visible damage. Check both under the hood and inside the trunk. If the car has been in an accident, telltale signs sometimes show up in those places. Look for mismatched paint on the exterior of the vehicle. If a car has been repaired with Bondo, leave it on the lot.

If you have a mechanic that you trust, have them inspect the vehicle before your purchase. They will usually charge you a small fee to do this, but it will be worth it. You will know what needs to be done to the vehicle to get it into excellent running condition and the approximate cost of the repairs. He can also put the car on a rack and check it for frame damage.

Tip#2 When you visit the lot for the first time take a pad and pen with you. Make a note of the mileage and the VIN number (Vehicle Identification Number). You will need the VIN number to run a Carfax report. There is a small charge for these, but it is worth the small fee to make sure the vehicle has not been in a flood and water damaged.

High mileage cars are worthless to a dealer because they cannot get the car financed. These are the cars that you see advertised “As Is, All Cash, No Warranty” If you are looking at a car that has a lot of miles,subtract the model year from the current year and divide that number into the miles, IE. 2011-1998= 13 years 13/100,000=7693 miles per year. The average mileage is between 10,000 and 15,000 miles so,this vehicle should show less wear and tear mechanically and in the interior. Keep in mind that vehicles have been known to remain useful with good maintenance for 300,000 to 400,000 miles, but this is not usual.

Tip#3 The cars sold by the Salvation Army will have an asking price. These prices are negotiable within reason. Many times the vehicle age will be older than what you will find in Kelly Blue Book. Pricing for cars older than 20 years can be found online at NADAguides.com priced as classic cars. If you’ve followed my suggestions and feel comfortable that the car will serve you well, negotiate in good faith for a price that is worth it to you. Remember this will not have any commercially marketable value, so its price is your best offer.

Following these tips will take some of the uncertainty out of buying a used vehicle from the Salvation Army. Good Luck.

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Source by Wayne A Douglas