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OK, you’ve got your eye on Walmart’s Black Friday deals … but aim higher: Black Friday can also be a great time to buy a car. Deals in 2017 were strong, and like the never-ending replays of “A Christmas Story” on cable TV, we’re expecting a repeat performance this year.
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Whether it’s to trade in your old wheels in anticipation of winter, upgrade your ride after months of saving or surprise that special someone with the ultimate giant, red-bow-bedecked gift, November and December are popular months for car shoppers.
If you’re in the market, check back with us right here throughout the holiday season as we bring you updated info on incentives and deals, along with sleighfuls of advice on how to snag the best deals.
In the meantime, here’s everything you need to know about car shopping this winter:
New, Used or Certified Pre-Owned?
9 Fine Choices for Used-Car Shoppers
How to Negotiate With a Car Dealer
6 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Bought My First Car
Pros and Cons of Buying a CPO Vehicle
The Basics of Buying a CPO Vehicle
What’s the Average Car Payment?
Inside the Finance and Insurance Room
How to Win the Car Financing Game
Making Sense of New-Car Warranties
Should I Buy a New or Used Car?
First-Time Buyers: Pitfalls to Avoid at the Dealer
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