Best used cars to buy under Rs 10 lakh: From Hyundai i20, Honda City to Toyota Innova
Best used cars to buy under Rs 10 lakh: From Hyundai i20, Honda City to Toyota InnovaBest used cars to buy: Looking to buy a pre-owned car. From the likes of Toyota Innova to Mercedes-Benz C-Class, here's the city-wise listing of used cars on sale. Best used cars to buy in IndiaThe demand for used cars in India is on the rise and is expected to further post a double-digit growth in the country. Best used cars on sale in Kolkata:OLX study says that Maruti Suzuki cars are the top choice for buyers in the hatchback segment and is led by the Maruti Suzuki Alto 800 and Maruti Suzuki Swift. Honda leads the sedan space with its Honda City being one of the most popular buy in the used car space.
The difference between certified pre-owned and used cars
as informed in The difference between certified pre-owned and used carsSo you're in the market to buy a car but a new one is out of the question. You'll have to choose between a certified pre-owned vehicle or a used one. They usually have lower mileage, fewer defects or needed repairs than a typical used car. Protected by a manufacturer's extended warranty, they go through inspections and history checks for potential repairs before they can be certified. Easier on your wallet, a regular used car can cost you a lot less than it's CPO equivalent.Small, efficient used cars are selling like crazy right now
Something interesting has been happening in the wake of news by Ford and other companies that they would be scaling back their small car offerings in favor of SUVs, trucks and crossovers, used car values for small, fuel-efficient cars have started to rise, according to Automotive News. It's not hard to remember back to the summer of 2008 when gas prices spiked nationwide, and all of a sudden three-cylinder Geo Metros were commanding a used car premium again. What's interesting is that many of these companies cite lack of sales of new small cars as their reason for discontinuing them. Edmunds found in its latest used car report that compact car prices were up by 3.9 percent, which isn't Earth-shattering, but it reverses a general trend for non-SUV and truck sales. By comparison, used car sale prices are up 2.2 percent across the board, again according to Edmunds but that could be attributable to a number of factors.
collected by :Haily Jackson