News with a French Flavour
So what’s bubbling on the stove in France? Here are some new French cars soon to be coming onto the market. These models will definitely be sold in Europe, hopefully making their way south to roll onto our showroom floors.
Renault 5
The all-new Renault 5 is back! This is a cool-as retro-inspired EV hatchback that has captured styling from the old Renault 5, embedding it into the new car’s design and detailing. Though a throwback to the iconic Renault 5 of the 1970s–1980s, the new wee car packs plenty of clever technology under its skin.
How to Set a Price When Selling Your car
Selling your car might seem like a simple prospect, but it also entails challenges. Whether you’re upgrading to a new model, downsizing, or simply looking for a change, one of the most important things when selling your current car is to get the right price right.
If you end up mispricing your car, you might not be able to afford your next purchase. That’s why you need to be realistic and find the right balance. With that in mind, these are the things you should consider when setting a sale price for your car.
What’s The Most Reliable Second-Hand Car Out There?
Some of us may have a family with teenagers; some of us may have kids in their early twenties and at university; some of us will be single and not on a rich person’s wage. There will be many of us who just can’t justify paying loads of money on a brand-new car, at least not yet. Fair enough, too, as some cars are expensive when bought new (although here at Private Fleet, we will do everything we can to help you find the best deal).
For most of us, a good second-hand car is the right way to go to ensure we can do life, get to and from work, hang out with friends, and go on that roadie around Australia that we’ve always wanted to. For 2023, by the end of the year, almost 2.1 million used cars were sold in Australia. These stats were from the Automotive Insights Report (AIR) published by the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) and AutoGrab.
How to Avoid Car Buyer’s Remorse
Buying a car is a significant investment, both financially and emotionally. It’s a decision that can impact your daily life for years to come. However, it’s not uncommon for buyers to experience remorse after making such a substantial purchase. To avoid this feeling of regret, there are several steps you can take to ensure you make the right choice.
Firstly, do your research. Before stepping foot onto a car lot or browsing online listings, take the time to research different makes and models. Consider your needs, preferences, and budget. Look into factors such as fuel efficiency, reliability, safety ratings, and resale value. By arming yourself with knowledge, you’ll be better equipped to make an informed decision.
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