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Build Your Own Car – Research, Compare And Get Behind The Best Wheels

By William Blake, August 26, 2010 7:51 am

Internet, today, has become a unique market where car buyers can choose from myriad options and choices to get their dream car – The way they want it. A virtual space over the online vista, allows car purchasers and car providers to meet, discuss and negotiate to finalize a deal.

PSCars.com is set to revolutionize the way cars are purchased today. With an excellent graphics rich configurator, you can now build your own virtual car with all the features which you always wished for. It is no longer necessary to practically visit the showroom and ask for the customization. Just visit the configurator and select the car which you wish to purchase. Research and compare the models to bring out the most suitable car, satisfying all your needs. Customize the body color, shade and the interior color scheme as per your need. Finally once the customized virtual car has been prepared, post it in your profile. There are numerous car dealers, who receive this sketch map of your customized car and quote their prices. You can remain anonymous and continue the negotiations, hitting hard for the most convenient price. If you are satisfied with the price and the features of the car, then just go ahead and make the purchase. Besides this, you can also get updated information and latest news regarding the automobile industry and have a sneak peek into the hottest happenings.

A comprehensive selection of most popular cars from the big brands like Nissan, Honda, Hyundai, Jeep Chevrolet, Mitsubishi and many others are available to select from. You can also get hold of luxury and exotic brands like Audi, Jaguar, Hummer, Infiniti, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin and lot more.

The best part of this whole exercise is that, PSCars.com will not charge any fee, or deposit from your side. All you need to do is, choose your car, customize it and post it. You need to pay the price of the car directly to the car dealer who is the seller. Everything is transparent and open, with no hidden charges.

Buying A Used Car Was Never So Easy!

If you think that purchasing a used car related to tension, time-wastage and bad deals, then you should rethink. PSCars.com presents you exceptionally fair platform to purchase used car, without any problem. There are numerous used cars exhibited on here, with full blown photos and features of the selected car along the display. In this section, you can easily refine your search as per the needs. In the price option, you can choose the cars between $1000 to $5000 and in the year section, you can select cars from 1960s to 1990s and so on. The results for the used cars will only depend on the zip code you have entered plus the make and the model of the car you wish to buy. Just browse through the search results and select the car which fits your budget.

Once the car has been finalized, fill out a form which will ask for your contact information. The car dealers who are offering that particular car will contact you for further negotiations. Purchasing a used car was never so easy.

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Car Accidents – What To Do Next

By John Marsh, June 28, 2010 8:23 am

It is against the law not to stop at the scene if you think your accident has caused damage to property or caused injury. First ensure that the scene is safe. Switch off all engines, turn on hazard lights and make sure oncoming traffic is aware of the accident. Dial 999 if anyone is injured, or if someone leaves the scene without exchanging details. If you think the accident scene may be a hazard to other drivers also call 999.

Do not take the blame even if you think the cause of the accident is clear. Draw a sketch of how the accident happened whilst you are still at the scene. Note down vehicle locations and the direction they were travelling in, skid marks, street names, collision points and any damage. Back this up with lots of photos, a mobile phone camera is usually OK for this.

By law, all drivers involved in the actual accident must give their contact details to each other. Note down names, addresses, phone numbers and insurance details for each vehicle involved. Also take down the names and addresses of any witnesses, including passengers from the other vehicles involved.

Add other details you think may be of importance, for example if the other driver appears to have been drinking or using a mobile phone make a note of this and why you believe this to be the case. Weather conditions may have contributed to the accident, e.g. rain or fog, if relevant make a note of this too. Any damage to the road surface or cars parked in such away as to contribute to the accident should be noted too.

If you hit a farm animal or dog you must report that incident to the police. If you hit a wild animal or cat you do not have to report it, as long as the animal is not injured or suffering. Always stop to check the condition of the animal, but stop in a safe place and walk back to find the animal if you need to.

Report all accidents to your insurance company even if you do not plan to make a claim. Make a photocopy of all notes and photos and send these to your insurance company as soon as possible after the accident.

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Rethinking The New Car Smell

By James Pynn, March 19, 2010 11:15 am

New cars? Don’t even bother. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times: they don’t pay in the long run. Yes, it smells like a million bucks. Yes, it’s clean and shiny and makes you think of being in some clever Mac-like TV commercial. But don’t let the hype sell you before you’ve even walked in the door. Remember, no matter how gorgeous the car — it’s not worth the money. You like to save money, don’t you?

Who in their right mind would pay forty grand for the “honor” of driving a car that is now worth ten or twenty grand? You’ve been sold a bill of goods well in advance when it comes to new cars. Advertising, especially TV commercials work. Otherwise, your first inclination would have been to look for what used cars for sale you could find. Instead, you made a beeline for the nearest new car dealership or website.

I know it’s hard to resist the images of cool kids in cool cars, driving fast and having a blast — all in time to the latest cool-kid soundtrack. But, instead of looking for the latest model you saw racing around on the boob tube, you’d be better off looking for some solid used cars instead. Of course, whenever a used car is mentioned, it brings to mind images of clunkers and lemons. This is all wrong! I’m talking about last year’s model, not necessarily what was hot ten years ago.

Here’s a shocking statistic: a new car loses 15% of its value the minute you drive it off the lot. Then, each subsequent year it loses another 15% in value. So much for your investment. The problem is most drivers are convinced that a used car is more prone to breakdowns and major repairs. But, that’s neither here nor there. In some cases that may be true; it all depends on the condition of the car when you bought it and how well the dealership maintained or repaired the vehicle.

If you want an affordable, reliable car, you have to do your research. You have to ask questions and not be afraid of moving on to the next dealership. This means having to hold your own when Slick Rick tries to dodge your direct questions, or if he tries to up-sell you to a more expensive car. The conventional wisdom is that if a customer is looking for a used car, chances are he can be swayed to buy a new one given the right incentives. Don’t be a sucker — there are enough of them in the world as it is.

Don’t cave to that new car desire. Keep your eyes peeled for great used cars for sale and save big in the long run.

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Buying a Used Car

By -, August 9, 2009 11:34 am

Making a decision to buy a car is only half the battle; you then need to think about new or used cars. A lot of people may feel that a new auto is just out of their projected budget for a new car. Buying a second hand car offers the opportunity to obtain a great car that may only be a year or so old. A couple of things need to be kept in mind before the acquisition of a used car.

 

At any one time there will be lots of used cars in the marketplace that have dramatically depreciated in value. The cars are just as great as they were a few years ago, but the problem is that not many people are buying. This makes it a great time to pick up a deal on a used car that you would not have found just a few years ago. Even with the better prices, no one wants to lose their money, so you should still be sure to examine the car thoroughly before buying.

 

If you dont really know what to look for in a used car, take someone with you who does. A quick look at the engine and a quick test drive are not going to answer all the questions though. A mechanic or a knowledgeable person will be able to tell you whether the car is in a decent condition or not. They may also recognize sounds that the car is making when you take it on a test drive that you may not be aware of.

 

When you take the car on a test drive, make sure it is not a short one. Try and spend as much time as you possibly can in the car during your test drive. After all, a short test drive will not let you appreciate comfort, etc. Youll also be unable to fathom how the car handles on longer drives.

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London Host Release of New Jaguar XJ

By -, July 28, 2009 3:41 pm

Jaguar this month have released their brand new XJ model in London. The XJ is the replacement for the older XF model so just like the XF, the XJ is required to bring in a large number of sales.

When the previous XF model was released last year, the sales generated were used to help bring the company out of it’s financial troubles. The new XJ will hopefully do exactly the same.

It’s been announced that Tata, new owners of Jaguar and Land Rover, are losing £1 million every day on the companies.

Because Jaguar are trying to use this new car to save the business, they have modified the design slightly. Although a number of Jaguar owners have said how they don’t like the look of the new car, Jaguar are standing by their attempt at making the XJ more modern. They are doing this because they are trying to bring a wider and younger audience of car buyers.

They have improved the design of the car by making it more sleek and stylish. The new design of the car is “right and correct for the 21st Century” said the designer director, Ian Callum, who is now hoping that Jaguar will see a new modern car buyers who wouldn’t have considered buying a Jag in the past.

Jaguar have also fitted the car out with modern gadgets like a virtual dashboard. This will give you the ability to change the layout of the dashboard, you will even be able to put a sat nav on it. The car also comes with a large boot, a panoramic windscreen and finally, it’s all in a light weight aluminium shell.

This might sound like your sort of motor, however, it comes as a high price. The car price ranges from £50,000 for the standard model and going all the way up to £90,000 for the most luxury model.

I don’t think this would really be an ideal car for driving lessons. Maybe if you went with an experienced Worthing driving instructor, it might be more successful.

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