Lemonade for $.75 a mile. That's how I felt when I bought my first used car. I had it for a week before it decided to go to car heaven. It was a "lemon," a car that has recurring mechanical problems and requires extensive or costly auto repairs. Or in my case, it dies in the middle of a highway and never starts again. I learned my lesson. Never buy another car. Just kidding, it was to be prepared the next time I wanted to buy a used car. Here are some genius ways (my ways of course) to prepare yourself to buy a used peach.
First of all, you need to find out which car is right for you. You do this by asking yourself some important questions. What car can I afford? Will it meet my current driving needs? Will it meet my future needs? While you are thinking about these questions, ask yourself some more to narrow down your choices. What are your preferences? Do you want a two-door, four-door, SUV, or station wagon? Do you want a two-wheel, four-wheel, or all-wheel......
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