Archive for April, 2009

Buying a new car is an exciting prospect, but we all know it can also be frustrating and troublesome. The last thing you want is to buy the car and then have that awful feeling that maybe you could have done better in terms of the deal. How do you know you’re getting the best [...]

In previous articles, we explained using Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds and NADA to estimate the value or pricing of the car you’re selling or purchasing.  In this post, we thought it would be helpful to briefly revisit each valuation site and provide a comparison of the three sites to give you an idea of the [...]

Here are the top vehicle searches by iSeeCars.com users for the first quarter (January to March) of 2009. iSeeCars.com currently enables users to search over 2.5 million cars for sale across more than 10,000 different car classifieds websites. The top 10 most searched used cars by make on iSeeCars.com were: Honda Toyota BMW Nissan Chevrolet [...]

Is it better to trade in your old car or sell it outright? In many cases, you’ll come out ahead if you opt to sell your car on your own. However, it is not an easy thing to do, which is why so many people decide to let the dealer take care of their old [...]

You may have heard about getting great deals by buying cars from the government but may not know where to find those government owned or seized vehicles for sale.  Here is a summary list of approved government websites to find those vehicles.  There are a number of ways for the public to buy government vehicles [...]

As mentioned in the last post on Buying Government Vehcles Explained: Part 1, there are 2 types of government vehicles that the public can buy: One type is the fleet of vehicles that are used by government employees. The other type are the vehicles that are seized by the government -  depending on the branch [...]

There are 2 types of government vehicles that the public can buy: One type is the fleet of vehicles that are used by government employees. The other type are the vehicles that are seized by the government specifically law enforcement agencies such as The Marshals Service; U.S. Attorney’s Offices; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Drug Enforcement [...]

Did you know that the US government (well using our tax money) requires nationwide consumer reporting agencies like Experian, TransUnion and Equifax to provide every consumer with a free credit report every year?  Well that’s true. So what’s the big deal about credit reports?  As you may already know, your credit history determines whether or [...]