Used Car Buyer Blog - Buying and Selling Articles

- Mar
  10
  2021
Is it Time to Sell Your Car?

A new car comes with a heavenly feeling. Free of dents and scratches, fragrant with that new-car smell and a sleek new steering wheel, and complete with an odometer reading in the double digits. But as soon as you roll off that lot, that new car is no longer brand new, and it starts depreciating before you know it. Next thing you know, there’s a new model on the market that you can’t wait to get your hands on and sell your current ride. But how do you know if it’s the right time to let go of your car?

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- Feb
  17
  2021
Driving on Ice

Driving on an icy road is like taking part in an unscripted freakshow. The constant slipping and sliding and crashing make life incredibly stressful. But, while it may seem like there is no solution to this hell, driving skills on icy roads can be improved by following a few simple steps.

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- Jan
  09
  2021
Car Selling Mistakes

When you hold the possession of a car, it is quite obvious that a day will come when you will ultimately have to sell it. Despite your explanations behind separating with it, you will without a doubt need to get the best possible value for it. Regardless of whether you exchange it in at the dealership for another model, or sell the vehicle, there are various oversights that could pointlessly raise your expenses. But in case you end up making some errors, it will just decrease the value of the car, thus leaving you in a loss.

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- Dec
  05
  2020
Avoid Car Accidents

Car accidents are unfortunately very common and the majority of these road crashes are caused by human error. While some are relatively minor, thousands of lives are taken every year by these horrible car accidents and causing severe minor injuries. Your life can be at risk if you drive in an unsafe manner, it is so important to drive carefully and follow traffic laws to reduce the risk of getting into a car accident. However, the frustrating truth is just because you are careful does not guarantee your safety and can assure that all other drivers on the road will do the same thing. Our experts at Used Car Buyers - cash for cars Dublin have put together a list of the most common causes of car accidents.

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- Nov
  12
  2020
Winter Driving Tips

Winter is the perfect time to build crackling fires and snuggle up with a nice cup of cocoa. It also creates some treacherous road conditions, driving in the winter can be harrowing, especially in snowstorms and icy conditions. Winter driving can sometimes be a daunting task, but most of us can’t hibernate until spring. Safe winter driving requires an abundance of caution, with defensive driving techniques employed and extra vigilance behind the wheel.

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- Oct
  15
  2020
Car Buying Tips

Buying a car can turn out to be quite overwhelming, especially if it is the first one that you are purchasing. Moreover, it will be one of your major investments as a good car will cost you several thousand euros. Therefore, you must conduct a lot of research before putting your money into a car.

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- Sep
  06
  2020
Reasons for Car Breakdowns

Car breakdowns can be frustrating and extremely stressful as well. Moreover, with people being heavily dependent on their cars to get around in the city, breakdowns can cause a lot of inconveniences. Having said that, sometimes breakdowns could be a result of a very basic fault which can be easy to prevent.

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- Aug
  04
  2020
Tesla Used Cars

No matter what kind of Tesla you are selling, we can help you. We give fast cash for cars if you have a 2008 car and above. The model of the car is not important. We buy all Tesla models including Tesla 3, and Tesla S.

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- Jul
  10
  2020
Prepare Your Car For The NCT

An valid NCT is required by law, and if you are selling your car, it will increase the value. Official figures produced by the National Car Testing Services (NCTS), show that in 2013, 53% of cars failed the test. 90% of these cars later went on to pass the re-test. Our experts at Used Car Buyer have put together a list of things you can do to prepare your car for the NCT to give it the best possible outcome. Please note, these alone may not be enough as you could have other mechanical issues going on.

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- Jun
  03
  2020
Minimise Car Depreciation

Car depreciation is the difference in value from when you first buy a car to when you are selling it. Even when you buy a brand new car from a dealership, the second you drive away, the car depreciates in value. You'll have learned this the hard way if you ever tried to sell a new car back to a dealer! The drop in value is subjective, depending on the car make and model. On average, cars depreciate 15-35% in the first year, and up to 50% in the following years.

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- May
  06
  2020
Car Selling Tips

Removing scratches from your car's paint work is a great way to get more cash for used cars. Be it a minor scratch or a brush against some bushes, scratches are unpleasing to the eye as they tend to damage the top layer of lacquer paint. So it makes sense to remove them. And it doesn't have to cost a fortune either.

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- Apr
  13
  2020
Prepare Your Car to Sell

Are you planning to upsize or downsize to a new car? or need do you need fast cash for your car? There are many reasons for selling a car. But most importantly, you want to get as much cash as possible for it. So you need to make sure it looks its best for prospective buyers. We have put together a list of use tips on how to prepare for selling a car for the best price.

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