LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- When it is time to replace your vehicle, buying a used car is a great way to save money. Cars depreciate quickly, and many financial gurus suggest that buying used is the better option for most people, especially if you plan to use financing.

Even though it usually makes financial sense to buy a car that is a couple years old, you may be hesitant to trust everything the seller tells you, whether you are buying from a dealership or a private seller. Doing your homework and knowing what to look for when you are purchasing a vehicle can spare you a lot of frustration (and expensive repairs) down the road.

What to Look for When Buying a Used Car

Do Your Research
While any vehicle can be a lemon, some vehicles are especially prone to problems. Once you have figured out what type of vehicle you want, identify the models with good reliability records before you begin shopping around. A third-party company such as consumer reports provides unbiased guidance on selecting a model that is reliable.

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It is also a good idea to check the Vehicle Identification Number to see if there have been any recalls or known issues.

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