Don’t believe these ‘affordable car’ myths
It’s easy to be cynical about seemingly great car deals; and so you should be. Here are some tips to make sure your cynicism doesn’t cost you a genuine bargain
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Borrowing against your car
When considering a ‘logbook loan’ here are some things to think about…
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How to save money on your next car
If you’re not careful, buying a car can be a greater expense than it needs to be. So, to make sure that’s not the case, here are some tips to save money on your next car purchase.
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Here’s some key information on car finances
Deciding which way to go is hard when it comes to car finances. So here’s a quick guide to some of the most popular options.
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Should you choose a new or used car?
If you’re buying a car, you need to consider many things. But most important of all: do you buy new, or used? Here are some things to consider to help you decide…
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How to ensure you buy the right car
Looking to buy a car? Whether that be new or used, bought or leased, it’s important that you buy the right one. Here’s how to make sure you do…
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4 Factors affecting your car’s resale value
It’s a given that cars (well, most of them anyway) lose money over time. But it’s not just general depreciation that dictates what your car could be worth in the future. Here are 4 factors which could affect the resale value of your car…
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Save money on your car over Christmas
As we approach the festive season, don’t be getting down about the inevitable expense of it all. Here are some ways you could save money on your car this Christmas, giving you a little more to spend elsewhere…
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A useful guide to buying a used car
Looking for a great deal on a used car can be exciting, but keeping a cool head and making the
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Your first car is closer than you think
Here’s how to go about buying your first car, which is both an exciting and daunting time.
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New Volvo V60 has class-leading residual values
The @VolvoCarUK #NewV60 has been awarded class-leading residual values, with a D3 Momentum expected to be worth 45.3% of its cost price after three years and 30,000 miles.
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