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The statement “most American” has suffered a major setback when Cars.com in Chicago vented out in its annual ranking of cars that most of the top rating cars came from Japanese automakers-Toyota and Honda.

A Detroit brand name does not validate the very “American” essence of the top rated cars in US. Analysts at Cars.com have conjectured a different perspective in this regard. They have mainly considered factors such as   car manufacturing locations, what are the domestic-made parts used as well as US sales statistics. The most astonishing fact is that these rankings have even boosted the American employment graph.
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Measuring Car Value Properly

Posted by admin On April - 30 - 2010

Knowing the market value of a vehicle plays a huge part in successfully selling a car.

Car value can certainly assist a buyer who’s looking for a particular vintage or special model car. Sometimes, for sentimental reasons, a vintage model’s value can seem quite inflated. There are situations where perceived value can exceed actual market value. It’s like that old saying: “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”

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Increased Fuel Economy Equals Higher Profits For Detroit

Posted by admin On June - 26 - 2009

With everything happening in the auto making industry, experts say that higher fuel economy has been overlooked by many. University of Michigan researchers have concluded in a recent report that increasing auto efficiency 30 to 50 percent could have yields as high as 3 billion dollars gross profit annually.
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Used Cars Are Better Than New Cars

Posted by admin On May - 1 - 2009
The market for used cars has been ever increasing ever since the downfall of the nation’s economic status. We are seeing that the want for new cars just isn’t there anymore. People are realizing the reality of their economic status, and they are less willing to spend for new cars, and more willing to spend on used cars.
Now, there is no reason that you can’t be satisfied with a used car, in fact, you may find that a used car fits your lifestyle a lot more. When most people purchase a new car, they tend to baby the car like a newborn. They try to keep it as clean as possible and sometimes even leave the paper on the floor mats to prevent dirt stains on the rug. If you or somebody in your family lives a lifestyle that involves either sports activity, or working outside, the chances of keeping a clean car are very slim. Or if you live a lifestyle that is very laid back, or even careless, you may see build up of things just lying around your car. Let’s say you’re not the best driver in the world, and you can honestly admit that you’ve gotten into an accident or two, would you really want to take the risk of having to deal with the insurance company on your new vehicle? When you buy a used car, depending on the model type and year, it will most likely cost you a lot less than purchasing a newer car. However, just because a used car maybe less expensive, this isn’t an excuse for your careless habits when driving and owning a car.
On the contrary, if you’re a parent buying a car for their teenager, this may be an excuse. If you’re not fortunate enough of having a spare car for your child to use, buying a used car for their first car may be the safest thing to do, and of course it’s the most economic thing to do. The most important thing that you should all be aware of when buying a car, whether it be new or used, is that the second you drive it off the lot, the value of the car depreciates! Buying cars is one of the worst investments anybody can ever make, because the more you use the vehicle, the more it goes down in value. This is where the advantage comes in when buying a used car, because the trade in value for your “new” car will be significantly lower than what you purchased it for. So before you want to buy a new car, make sure that you know you have your options. Due to the fact that we are financially struggling as a nation, choosing a used car over a new car really isn’t all that irrational; in fact, it may be more logical depending on your lifestyle.
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