Posted on: 8 February 2019
If you decide that you would like to purchase a classic muscle car and want to make sure that it is original so that it has higher value, you may wonder how you can tell the difference between a classic, a car that has been modified, and a kit car. If so, there are two places you can look that will tell you whether the parts are original or not.
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Posted on: 21 November 2018
If you're not already a Harley Davidson owner, now is a good time to consider becoming one. Here are just a few ways that a Harley Davidson motorcycle can help to improve your overall quality of life.
Save Yourself Time and Money
Having the ability to save yourself both time and money are just a couple of impressive ways a Harley Davidson can improve your quality of life. When driving your Harley Davidson around town, you won't have nearly as hard of a time finding a parking spot as you would if you were driving even a compact vehicle.
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Posted on: 14 September 2018
After filing bankruptcy, it might be time to head to a dealership and buy yourself a new or used car. The two might not seem to go hand-in-hand, but buying a new vehicle after filing bankruptcy is smart for many people for these three reasons.
1. Start Improving Your Credit Score
After filing bankruptcy, you might have found yourself with a low credit score. Your score might have been low before you filed, and your credit might have taken a hit because of the filing.
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Posted on: 26 June 2018
Buying a new car can be quite an investment. There are things that you can do that will still let you get the new car that you want without having to pay an arm, a leg, and your first-born child.
1. Get an Older Model Year
Instead of getting a brand-new model year, look for a model year that's one year old. The newest model year cars tend to come out in the middle of the year, and when that happens, the current model year cars tend to go down in price.
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