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Joined October 19th, 2013
It used to be that when someone needed a new car that all they had to do was decide what make and model they wanted and take a trip down to the nearest dealership that carried them and buy a car. New cars were preferred because they came with a new car warranty that covered the car bumper to bumper. Since the crash in 2007 this perception has changed. As a consequence of the economic meltdown, buying a new car is difficult to do for the majority of Americans. Personal credit has been tightened …