used cars

Add A Car To Your Tesco Shopping Basket

The established car selling trade is in a very worried state with the news that retail giant Tesco is gearing up to sell used cars online.
The rumour machine, which apparently is fed by a source very close to Tesco, has it that they will concentrate on used cars of between 1 to 4 years old.
It is thought that Tesco will copy the formula at present in use by car supermarket Autoquake.com.

Seat Offer, Cheap Cars And Free Servicing

The closure of the recent scrappage deal between government and car manufacturers at the end of March has sparked some car manufacturers to offer exciting deals on some of the their new and used car models.

How To Afford A Better Car

Most drivers have their eyes on more expensive cars than they presently drive so The Car Hub team have some handy hints to help them get that newer car on their driveway.
Drivers of Rollers, Bentleys, Ferraris and other top priced vehicles this article is not for you, time to ask your valet/butler to bring the wine up from the cellar.

New Peugeot 0% Offers For “10” Reg. Plate

Good news for Peugeot fans, the company are now offering zero rate (0%) and very low interest repayment offers on nearly all their models.
This Peugeot offer follows on the heels of Vauxhall’s continuing their swappage scheme with generous part-ex allowances; both the above offers will help car sales of the new “10” registration plate commencing in a week’s time.

The Great Used Car Shortage

Used car prices are forecast to stay high until the middle of next year, and possibly beyond and industry experts see no sign of the used car market sales numbers increasing in the foreseeable future.

The Car Hub team have previously noted that the current car scrappage scheme is having no positive effect on increasing good quality used car sales, in fact this scrappage scheme can take it’s share of the blame in increasing used car prices.

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Used cars 'now gaining in value'

A shortage in supply of used cars is causing their prices to rise rather than fall, according to an industry research company. It says the government scrappage scheme is contributing to the shortage in supply.

Second-hand cars are gaining rather than depreciating in value due to a shortage in supply, an industry-wide research company has found.

CAP Motor Research Ltd, which provides valuation data to the car industry, said the usual 15%-a-year depreciation of used car prices has been reversed.

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