Results for: Import Car
- Where can I go to buy an imported car? Are imported car sales regulated and difficult to find, or can I likely find imported cars locally?
- I depends on where you live as to where you can find one. The best place to find imported cars would be in Miami or Los Angeles in America. There are no special regulation for buying import cars as long as they are in America when you purchase them.
- I have to do a report for my college class and am in desperate need of information. I have to find out about imported car sales figures for 2010. Can you tell me how many cars Toyota sold in the US last year?
- In 2010 Toyota sold 187,000 in the US. The most popular brands were the Camry and Corolla brands. They usually sell a lot more but they had a lot of bad press with Toyota driving off so their sales took a nosedrive.
- I'm worried that when I buy a used car it will break down right away. Will a warranty for cars cover my used car?
- You can still purchase a warranty for a used car. Also, sometimes "used" cars are actually still relatively new, and even are still covered by the factory warranty. Ask the sales person about warranties for all cars you are looking at.
- I want to give my car's appearance a little more flair. My friend suggested car wrapping as a possibility. It sounds good, but I'm a little unsure. Are there any laws against car wrapping? Does car wrapping damage my car for all time?
- Car wrapping is completely legal! If done properly, it will not damage your car. It can actually help preserve the paint.
- My odometer broke a couple weeks ago. Now I want to sell my car, but I don't know the what the car mileage is. How do I figure out what my car's mileage is?
- Depending on the year of your car, you may be able to take it to the dealership and have the computer chip in your car read. These machines typically know how far you have gone even if your odometer is no longer functioning properly.
- I bought a '89 Chevy Celebrity wagon six months ago and the brakes need to be replaced. When I bought the car I also got a used car repair warranty. Will the warranty cover the brake job?
- Because brakes are a wear an tear item, they are not typically covered under a car warranty. For a more definitive answer, it is a good idea to review your warranty.
- Does a handicap car have to be modified after purchase? I'd rather buy one specially made directly from the manufacturer, so would like to know if that is possible or if all handicap cars are modified after you buy them.
- Some companies such as General Motors do make handicap cars available to purchase. However with most makes and models, you will have to get the dealer to modify the car for you at an additional cost.
- I have never purchased a car warranty. Have they become more cost effective and are they really worth it?
- Having a warranty can always be worth it. The area you live in can sometimes be something to take a look at. An area with harsher terrain, and less-educated drivers - such as near a college campus - are good reasons to have a warranty on your car.
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