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If you're buying a used car, and in the process of getting a free used car price quote, there are a few simple tips that can help you find a quality make and model, get the lowest used car quotes, and avoid any "pre-owned" problems.

Fortunately, most used cars today won't have these problems. With advancements in production in the auto industry, even somewhat older used cars are quality, durable automobiles. As well as a sound investment. First, you're not paying a large MSRP, like you would for a new car. If you purchase a used car in good condition for a reasonable price, you could save thousands of dollars. Second, depreciation is lessened. Instead of losing value in the first few years, a used car's value is steady. So, if you're wise about your purchase, you'll get more car for less money.

While many used cars today are built to last, it's still better to be safe than sorry. Once you've collected your free used car price quote, research the car thoroughly. Use the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and the Vehicle History Report to check on its history. You'll find these in our Reviews and Recommendations section. Then, schedule a mechanical inspection to inspect the used car thoroughly, inside and out. Common used car problems include, but are not limited to: Prior accidents, possibly salvaged, Unsuited Vehicle Identification Numbers, Odometer rollback, Missing airbags, Auctioned, Smog test failure, or Previously Stolen.

Once you've collected your used car quotes, consider purchasing an extended auto warranty, especially if the used car is five years old or more. And of course, test-drive it to check for problems with the handling, engine, transmission, passenger controls, etc.

For even more advice, tips, and general information about the used car buying process, you can visit our Resource Center. This section of HarborCredit.com features how-to articles, guides, and checklists.