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Car insurance - Tips & Advice - Buying & selling cars
Buying a new or used car from a dealer
Buying a new or used car is generally regarded as a consumer minefield.
Buying a car privately
In contrast to a dealer, private sales are not protected by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended). This means the seller does not have to justify the satisfactory quality of the car he is selling.
Extra, extra, extra
Car dealers are falling over themselves to tempt us into parting with our cash. One way is by offering attractive ‘free’ extras, such as electric windows, sunroofs, leather seats and air conditioning.
More car for less
So, it’s time for you to buy another car. Yes, it’s a big decision, but it needn’t be a headache or a big drain on your wallet if you follow the Direct Line route.
Selling your car
Thinking of selling your car? Here are our top 10 tips on what you need to know...
Choosing a car
When you’re in the market for buying a new car, there are three questions to bear in mind before you start narrowing your search down to specifics: what can you afford, what do you need, and what do you want?
Automatic or manual?
Unsure as to which type of car you should buy or learn to drive? Our guide sets out the pros and cons of each type of transmission
Car colour
Red, blue, silver or even yellow – what does your car colour say about you and an the shade you choose actually make driving safer? We take a look at the evidence…
Cheapest cars to repair
If you're thinking of buying a car it is not just the asking price you need to be aware of. You also need to think about how much it will cost you to repair and maintain.
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