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used cars to avoid FAQ
where can i find a list of used cars to avoid buying( lemons)?
Feb 25, 2010 by give a little whistle | Posted in Buying & Selling
anyone know anywebsites?
Here's the thing, anything can be a lemon. You can buy a car with good reviews to mitigate that but if the previous owner beat on it or didn't take proper care of it you'll have issues.
Look through Consumer Reports, Carsurvey.org and
DeeDub | Feb 25, 2010
consumer reports, but you will have to go to your library to access the magazine/
turkus07 | Feb 25, 2010
How can we all find ways to avoid using cars for short journeys?
Jun 14, 2007 by The AA's Chris Patience | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation
I do my grocery shopping on line to save using the car.Also, we take the kids places on our bicycles when possible.I try and use the bus when I can too.
I think more people should car share when going to work.The amount of people I see in cars
| Jun 14, 2007
Get a bike
Jenny | Jun 14, 2007
What are some reliable, safe used cars for under $10,000? Also, what are some used cars that I should avoid?
Sep 14, 2007 by conqueen20 | Posted in Buying & Selling
After over a dozen years with my '87 Toyota Camry, it is now time to say goodbye and move on to another car. I'm looking for a used car, no older than 5 years old that will be reliable, safe, and great on gas mileage. Unfortunatley, my budget is tight
HONDA ACCORD OR A CIVIC.
UCANTCME | Sep 21, 2007
used cars to avoid news
5 Things That Change When Gas Prices Spike
21.05.12
We all know how lousy it feels to pump $50 worth of gas into your car, when it used to cost $40 or even $30. It's an acute metaphor for falling behind, rather than getting ahead.
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That's obviously a big worry today, as average gas prices get close to the key threshold of $4 per gallon. With a long-awaited economic recovery finally starting to take root, some economists fear that rising gas prices could damage fragile consumer psyches and hamstring family budgets enough to stall growth for the third time in three years.
But rising gas prices affect the economy in a lot of ways that aren't immediately obvious. Some of them can even be positive in the long run. Economists have been studying gas-price shocks for decades, from the gas lines of the 1970s to the still-hard-to-explain surge in oil prices in 2008 that pushed U.S. pump prices over $4 for the first time ever. Here's what tends to happen every time gas prices rise, with some handicapping about how these forces might affect the economy in 2012:
Source: U.S. News & World Report (blog)