Used car dealers in Austria

Used auto dealers Austria

Hans Picker Gesmbh - used auto sales, Innsbrucker Strasse 79 Schwaz
Denzel Kundencenter Innsbruck - used car dealer, Triesterstr. 11-13, Pf 86
Autohandel Plank - used car dealer
Auto-Linser Gesellschaft M.b.h.&CO KG - used autos, Haller Strasse 119a
Hans Pugl Ges.m.b.H. - used car dealer, Triesterstr. 11-13, Pf 86, Graz
AUTOHAUS P. PICHLER - used auto sales, Josef Heissl St 11 Leoben by Graz
Jagersberger Automobil GmbH - used auto sales, Raiffeisenstrasse 200, Graz
Autoludwig - used auto sales, Triesterstrasse 152 Vienna
Fa. Auto Insel - used car dealer, Angerer Str. 13 a Vienna
AUTOPARK ALEX ELLINGER - used auto sales
Schmidt Automobile - used car dealer, Alpenstrasse 122 Salzburg
Georg Pappas Automobil AG - used auto sales Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge
Auto Bulla Steyr - used auto sales, Ennser Strasse 12 Steyr
Dipl. Ing. Hans Teissl & Sohn - Mercedes dealer, used auto sales, St. Veiter

How to avoid a clocked car

Mileage correction' services

In England sellers were offering to clock cars for £40 a time, allowing dodgy dealers to falsify a motor's history and net thousands of pounds in profit. And we know this, because we've done it! Posing as someone interested in these so-called 'mileage correction' services, we actually got two cars clocked instantly, increasing their value by an incredible £3,000. Clocking is estimated to cost UK motorists around £100million per year, and it's as prevalent today as it ever was. What's more, this latest scam isn't only for old cars with analogue odometers. The digital ones can be altered just as easily - which is ironic, because they were introduced to try to cut down on the illegal practice! ... [see more at Autoexpress.co.uk]
28 February 2011

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Used Cars VIN check - Vehicle identification Number

How to check VIN to used cars for sale

If you’re buying from a garage or reputable dealer then you shouldn’t have to worry, but buy privately or from a back-street dealer and you need to take care. When you view the car ask to see the V5C (registration document) and make sure that the VINs on both match. You should also check with the DVLA (0870 240 0010) that the V5C is genuine. Before you view a car ask for the registration number and VIN so that you can get a vehicle history check carried out. This will provide key information such as the make, model and colour of the vehicle.

The VIN (Vehicle identification Number) is the best way to check a car’s identity and make sure you’re not buying a stolen vehicle, or an accident write-off that’s been poorly repaired and put back on the road ... [see more at Whatcar.com]
28 February 2011

How to spot a fake service history
How to avoid a clocked car
How to keep your tyres safe

Buying a Used Car - How to test drive a car

Used Car test drive

A test drive is a vital part of the decision-making process – never buy a car without one. Here's how to get the most out of your test drive. It's all very well kicking tyres on a forecourt or shopping in the showroom, but that's no substitute for getting behind the wheel. If you’re comparing a wide range of cars, try to test-drive them back to back, or with the smallest gap between each. It’s difficult to remember how one car compares with the last if you drive them two weeks apart ... [see more at Whatcar.com]
28 February 2011

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Infiniti releases M35h GT Premium UK Pricing
Fiat unveils MyLife vehicles
Chevrolet releases Cruze hatchback
What car? New or used car to buy?

What car? New or used car to buy?

Buy used cars best deal

The first thing you need to ask yourself when you set out to replace your car is whether you actually need to buy a new one. Look at the sums, and you might be able to buy a better equipped, more powerful version of the model you want by opting for a used model. You might even be able to upgrade a whole class thanks to big second-hand savings ... [see more at www.whatcar.com]
28 February 2011

Used Cars VIN check
How to spot a fake service history
How to avoid a clocked car
How to keep your tyres safe