Important Things to Consider When Buying a Used Car

When you are purchasing a used car or truck, you are probably doing a lot more research than you may have to if you were simply walking on the lot and buying something brand new.  Buying used can be a great way to get a great car with added conveniences and options for a cheaper price.  It may even give you the opportunity to buy a car that you would never be able to afford brand new.  It is important with any car purchase to remember that there is more to being able to afford a car than just the sticker price!  According to Edmunds.com, there are other very important factors that should be considered and we have summarized what we believe you should consider when making your next used car purchase:

• Make sure the customer service provided at the dealership is the best around.  You will likely be visiting the dealership again after the purchase is finalized and it is important that you enjoy the people who you will be working with.

• Make sure you can trust your salesman.  Dealerships are tired of the stereotypes that have surrounded “used car salesmen” over the years and in a world where many very intelligent and hard working men and women are actively seeking employment, we strive to have the best and most helpful salesmen in the industry.

• Don’t forget the value of your time when shopping for a used car.  Sure, you want to get the best deal, but driving all over the state to achieve that goal may cost you more money in the long run.

For all of these factors and more, visit your local Weiss dealership home of the greatest selection of used Toyota cars in St. Louis.


Location: 11771 Tesson Ferry Road, Saint Louis, MO 63128, USA

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