Car paint matters. It’s not just so you can look clean and sporty with candy-apple red or sleek and classy with sheer black. Paint is a key part of our 110-point inspection process when buying used vehicles. It's also important to know if a car has been repainted and how to spot the difference.

Driving in the midwest is typically a pretty easy thing to do. You can get from point A to point B without having to put too much thought into how you are going to get there and how long it may take you. This can be said for three seasons of the year, once winter arrives, most things about your commute need to be taken into consideration. Are the roads plowed and safe? Do I need to leave early in anticipation of delays? Will I need to get new or winter tires?

When you set out to buy a car, which factors help you decide? Do you look for a specific make and model or do you focus on reliability and fuel economy? As the automotive industry continues to grow, what buyers are looking for is changing as well.

Once you’ve found the car you want to purchase, it’s time to do some paperwork before leaving the dealership with your new car. While doing paperwork, you’ll be required to make decisions about your car and there are some extra options you can choose to purchase, including an extended warranty.  

Owning a vehicle may cost more than you think. Whether you’re making monthly payments or you own your car, do you know what you’re actually paying to drive? Many people forget that what you’re paying goes well beyond the sticker price. We’ll break down individual expenses so you can find out exactly what you’re paying to drive your car.