Frequently asked questions

While most states don't require you get full insurance coverage when purchasing a car, many finance lenders who want to protect their investments require full coverage regardless of whether your car is gently used or new. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined For More Information Contact Me Directly!(mailto:Rasean@IAmRasean.Com?subject=Contact Me For More Info)

1. Your driver’s license 2. Proof of insurance 3. Form of payment 4. Recent pay stubs ( Case By Case ) 5. Proof Of Residence ( Case By Case ) https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined For More Information Contact Me Directly!(mailto:Rasean@IAmRasean.Com?subject=More Info!)

1. Current certificate of title 2. Current Active Registration 3. A clean vehicle 4. Service records ( If you have them ) 5. 2nd Key ( if applicable ) https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined For More Information Contact Me Directly!(undefined)

By purchasing used instead of new, you let the first owner absorb the massive depreciation hit, giving you a much lower-priced car that will depreciate more slowly as it ages. Depreciation is one of the largest costs of car ownership, though you won't feel it until you go to sell the car and learn the vehicle's value https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined For More Information Contact Me Directly!(undefined)

1. How Much Car Can You Afford? 2. Build a Target List of Used Vehicles. 3. Check Prices. 4. Check the Vehicle History Report. 5. Contact the Seller. 6. Test-Drive the Car. 7. Get the Paperwork Done https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined For More Information Contact Me Directly!(undefined)