There are many reasons why you would want to buy a luxury used car.  One of the main benefits is that you get affordable access to a great many of the wonderful new gadgets that are in these advanced cars years before they become available or standard in lower priced cars.  Another huge reason why many people buy luxury used cars is the prestige.  There is no feeling quite like picking up a friend or a date in a high end luxury car.  Take a look at the tips below to get everything you want out Read more [...]

It will be a lot cheaper than you imagine Anyone who is seriously considering buying a luxury used car will have a very good handle on the concept of depreciation.  It is a fact that the moment you buy a new car and drive it off the lot it has lost a 20% of its value almost immediately.  Therefore, by visiting a used car dealership that specializes in luxury exotic used cars you can avoid this wince inducing reality.  The amount you pay for buying a luxury used car will be what the car Read more [...]

Cars are not merely a mode of transportation for enthusiasts. They are cart, meant to show off the tastes, values and passion of those who possess them. This is especially true for luxury vehicles. Luxury cars embody class, performance, efficiency and practicality. Their grandeur and design never go unnoticed, so it isn’t a surprise then that a person would invest so much in one. But, how much can a person drop on a luxury car? We explore that question today by looking at the 5 most expensive Read more [...]

Cars have been around for a long time, since 1886 in fact. That’s a little over 230 years of history what is arguably one of the most important inventions ever created. A lot of amazing developments have taken place during that time. With self-driving cars so close to being a reality, we decided to look at back at the history of the car. Read on, and see which of these facts surprises you. 1) The first engine crank ever built was by James Watt in 1782. This paved the way for the creation of commercial Read more [...]

For many of us, our car is the primary method of transportation. Day in and day out, we use it to drive to work, pick up the kids, go to a drive-in, etc. With so much use, it may start to show signs of wear and tear. It might be tempting to ignore car troubles, hoping they’ll go away on their own. However, according to a national survey by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 7% of car crashes are a result of vehicular failure. As you can see, when you ignore your vehicle’s issues, Read more [...]