Top 10 Luxury Car-Buying Tips

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With the start of 2021, we begin a new tax year. Businesses all across the country are preparing their budgets, setting their annual goals and, of course, figuring out their company car and fleet needs. But before you order a new vehicle for your business – whether that’s just one high-end model or a reliable fleet to support your growth – it’s important to separate the best from the rest. That’s where we step in.
From flashy luxury vehicles to more affordable sedans and SUVs, here’s our list of the 5 best fleet vehicles and luxury company cars…
Winter in Miami is like nowhere else in the country, and we’ve got a list of events (including one we’re proud to sponsor) to help you enjoy the weather, work off those holiday spirits and desserts, and explore the world of fast cars and delicious food.
The end of Florida’s wet season brings new damage to the roadways – and potentially your vehicle. Drivers should be on the lookout for newly formed potholes, the aftereffect of damage caused by months of accumulated rainfall.
Nearly 50% of car owners spend more than $800 on new vehicle accessories and add-ons within their first year of ownership. Some of these car accessories are essential, like jumper cables; others are seemingly there to soak up your excess income, like this French fry holder contraption. (A cool car gizmo? Yes, absolutely. But indispensable it is not.)
Whether for added protection or your own entertainment, there are several useful car accessories that you’d be wise to spend your money on. Here are 9 of our favorite vehicle gadgets that every car owner should buy:
All vehicles will lose a percentage of their current value each year. This is simply the way things are, like the sun rising in the east and the moon being made of cheese.
However, you can minimize the initial depreciation hit you take when…
Those of us who live in South Florida or on the Atlantic coastline know what summer really means: Hurricanes. Every year, between June and October, a handful of hurricanes and tropical storms make landfall and wreak havoc on the east coast. In 2018 and 2019, losses and damages caused by hurricanes and storms were reported to be an estimated $136 billion (with a B). That’s a lot of moolah.
However, hurricanes and tropical storms move slowly enough to give us advance warnings and ample time to prepare for the worst. Priority 1 is to protect your family and yourself…
Summer is just around the corner -- and for many, that can mean warm weather, long road trips, and hot, dusty driving conditions. If you combine the intense heat of summer with an under-serviced car and a long drive, you have a recipe for a breakdown, an expensive bill, and a damaged engine. To help you avoid potential problems, we’ve put together the ultimate summer 2020 auto maintenance checklist.