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When it comes to purchasing your next set of wheels, you may want to strongly consider going with pre-owned instead of new. Certified Headquarters explains the benefits of buying a used car below.ExpenseYou can save thousands of dollars by purch...

Money is tight these days and many Americans want to know the best ways to buy a car and remain on a budget. Certified Headquarters would like to help you with some car-shopping pointers. As you know, we specialize in getting our customers fitted wit...

So it's time for you to get behind the wheel of a new vehicle. When shopping for cars, you can either shop from brand new models or pre-owned vehicles. But what are the benefits of buying a used car over new? Here are seven reasons to consider going ...

Are you in the market for an affordable quality vehicle under $10,000? Shopping for a used car can be an incredibly challenging experience, but it needn’t be if you know how to buy one. In today’s turbulent economic climate, the only way to purch...

The market for buying trucks, both new and used, is much more of a frenzy than in the old days. Everybody wants to get their hands on a great truck. Who can blame them? Buying one is not necessarily the easiest endeavor though.

So it's time for you to get behind the wheel of a new-to-you vehicle. But before you commit to making a purchase, you need to test drive the car of your choice. Here are the do's and don'ts of test driving a used car.Do Invite A Friend Or Family...

Did you know that a month after purchasing a car, it's estimated that two-thirds of these cars will be determined as a lemon? Although buying a preowned car can be a great choice for saving money, you also have to consider that some can end up costin...

Here’s a conundrum that’s understandable to a great many; you need to get a car, but have a credit score that’s less than favorable. Before you throw in the towel and assume that you’ll be walking until retirement, don’t despair—you have ...

While manual (standard) transmissions were once commonplace in most automobiles, their popularity has decreased over the past few decades. From 35% during the 1980s down to 3% in today’s market. There’s still a need for them from a select cliente...