Buying a used car

Asked by GuruC7YYY Apr 30, 2019 at 10:42 AM about the 2006 Toyota 4Runner

Question type: General

How to buy a reliable used car?

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Pick a reliable brand such as Toyota and then have a mechanic check it out. Lower miles is always a good idea as any car, no matter how good when new wears out. I would buy something well under 100,000 miles. One owner cars with full service records are also best if you can find them.

The right car is always different for each driver. Some want a newer model, while others are fine with having a bit more mileage on the dash. Some would love an agile coupe or sedan, and others want a work-ready pick-up truck or an efficient SUV. The list of preferences is endless.If you're looking for a used car in the area of Oregon, you'll be able to find it on our lot or visit https://www.approvedautoofco.com .

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