We ask the same question we've always asked: Why buy new, when you can save thousands on used? This doesn't mean you have to buy a car that is one sharp left turn away from falling apart to save money. The value of a new car drops drastically, from the second it is driven off the lot--and that's where you can save big!
Today's cars are built to last, so buying a used vehicle is more reliable than ever. It used to be that you had to buy a new car to really have peace of mind with your vehicle purchase, but cars are now lasting longer than ever before.
There's a lot of money to be saved, but we'll let someone else tell that story.
"New used-car superstore chains are also making it easier than ever to buy with huge inventories and no-haggle shopping. The kicker is that if you opt for a 3-year-old model instead, you could save as much as 30% to 40% over new," says an excerpt from a CNN Money article.
Hey, that "used-car superstore chain" thing that CNN mentions sounds awfully familiar. Oh yeah, that's us. And we have to agree, they couldn't have said it any better. Do yourself a favor, and come down to Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket. Look for the big green building. We're in Orem, Sandy, Murray and Riverdale!
