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2150 Enterprise Way, Kelowna, BC V1Y 6H7 Get directions
PreOwned Vehicles, VW Certified, VW Service, Engine Repair, Vehicle Leasing, Vehicle Financing, Oil Change, Factory Parts Supplier, VW Repair, Factory Authorized, New Vehicle Sales, Used Vehicle Sales, Transmission Service, Vehicle Accessory Sales
Turner Volkswagen is the interiors largest VW dealer. We are family owned and operated and have been in business in Kelowna since 1960. We carry a wide selection of new and used ... more... See more text
I had the pleasure of purchasing a car at Turner VW. The staff were professional,informative and caring. They were intent on helping me purchase the best vehicle for my needs. They made the whole experience special! DL Read more
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6425 Hwy 97, Vernon, BC V1B 3R4 Get directions
Tire Shop, Used Car Dealer, Auto Parts, Vehicle Service, Truck Sales, Oil Change, New Car Dealer, Car Finance
Our team here at Bannister Honda strive to not only meet, but exceed our customers expectations upon every visit. Our goal is to ensure that each and every customer leaves our dea... more... See more text
2475 Skaha Lake Rd, Penticton, BC V2A 6E8 Get directions
Parts, Service, Car Dealership, Certified Pre-owned Vehicles, Rust Proof Package, Featured Vehicles, Tires, Fully Equipped Service Centre, New Vehicles, Used Vehicles
Finding the vehicle that’s right for you should not be hassle. Come visit your Pentiction Toyota dealer in the Okanagan Valley to browse a wide selection of new and used vehicles. ... more... See more text
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Used car dealers in Kelowna BC

Buying a used car in Kelowna BC is not an easy decision, and finding a great second hand vehicle takes patience and work. From finding the right model, at the right price, from a trustworthy seller, to avoiding bad surprises after the purchase, finding the best car deals consists of many variables. Whether you are looking for a used suv, sport car or truck in Kelowna BC, choosing the right dealer is important.

5 Tips for Buying a Used Car

Make a List of Targeted Used Cars

Toyota, Nissan or Honda make for good used cars, but they’re generally more expensive than lesser-known brands that make good models, but don’t sell as well. Compare cars, consider more than one brand, and make a list of different car models that would meet your needs and budget.

Choose a Seller Wisely

Used cars can be found at dealerships, at independent used-car lots, as well as online on websites where owners can list their own cars. Car dealerships are the best source for late-model used cars. They are also the most trustworthy sources, and can provide more options in the event that problems should arise, since many dealers offer certified used cars, that usually include a warranty.

Independent car lots stock cheaper cars, in terms of cost, but they’re frequently a varied mix of good and bad vehicles, in terms of quality. Similarly, pre-owned cars sold by owners can be even cheaper; however, your legal rights are limited in cases where issues arise with the purchased vehicle, and warranties are non-existant.

Prices

Keep a budget in mind when shopping for a used car, and be sure to compare prices from different dealers and sources. Used car prices vary greatly depending on their year of fabrication, their mileage, and whether or not they’ve been involved in any accidents.

History Report

Knowing the history of a pre-owned car is an important early step in the buying process. The car’s history will reveal if the odometer has been rolled back, or if the car has been rebuilt or salvaged. You can get history reports through institutions such as CarFax or AutoCheck, using the vehicle VIN number.

Test drive and Inspection

Always make sure you test drive the car to know if it has the right feel and that it responds to your needs. This is also a good way to assess a car’s condition, by listening to the engine, see if the check engine light is lit, try the brakes, test the air conditioning, and to see if there are any strange smells while driving. If you like the car, consider also having it inspected by a mechanic, before you buy it, to avoid any unwanted surprises.

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