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25.01.2022 As Covid19 restrictions start to ease there will be a return to work, schools and social outings. People are reconsidering their reliance on public transport as a safe means of transport for themselves and family members at least until a vaccine becomes available. People will start considering upgrading their old used car to a newer, safer car as increased usage is required for work, school, social interactions and domestic holiday travel. The impact of the Covid19 across m...any car markets around the world including our local market has resulted in a higher demand for used cars amongst buyers. Partly, due to new car stocks being down having been affected by car production facilities around the world shutting down earlier in the year and only slowly reopening to production. In addition, the economic down turn and reduction of household incomes have made people also consider used cars instead of buying a new vehicle. Buying a used car may be difficult for some buyers. They may be time poor, lack the knowledge or expertise, don’t enjoy the hassles and negotiations involved in the buying experience or have concerns about being COVIDSafe. There may be benefits for getting professional help to buying your next car. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #car #buying #new #used #cars #benefits #professional #help https://www.mynextcarbuyingadvocacy.com.au/getting-profess/
25.01.2022 There are many elements that make up a car buyers ultimate decision to choose to buy one car over another. Style, performance, economy, safety, infotainment, luxury features, practicality and pricing are significant factors that buyers use to compare and distinguish their choices. Often when there is difficulty in making the final decision in choosing between two cars with similar features and appeal, then the length of a vehicle’s warranty can become the deciding factor. ... A number of vehicle manufacturers in the last couple of years have stepped up from long established 3 year warranty to a more current industry standard 5 year warranty. Some still lag behind, especially in the luxury brands. A 7 year warranty is still the exception with Kia being the first and long standing adopter. Mitsubishi has just announced the first 10 year manufacturers warranty but this has strong conditions around it. So what is the current state of play of car warranties being offered if your considering buying a new car? #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #car #warranties #carbuying #stateofplay https://www.carsales.com.au//best-car-warranties-revealed/
22.01.2022 Why get professional help to sell your car? As Covid19 restrictions start to ease in Victoria there is hope that the 19 October date will allow us to start to move around, return to work & school and think about holiday travel again. People will also start reconsidering their public transport reliance in the current Covid19 environment. Upgrading their old used car to a newer, safer car as increased usage is required for these activities may now be a viable and a necessary ...option. The impact of the Covid19 has resulted in a higher demand for used cars amongst buyers. So it will be the best time in years to consider selling your car privately and reduce your changeover price for a newer car. Selling a used car may be difficult for some buyers. They may be time poor, lack the knowledge or expertise, don’t enjoy the hassles, time wasters, the potential adversarial nature of negotiations involved in the selling experience or have concerns about being COVIDSafe. There may be benefits for getting professional help to sell your next car. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #victoria #automotiveadvocate #car #selling #professional #help #covidsafety https://www.mynextcarbuyingadvocacy.com.au/why-get-profess/
20.01.2022 5 Tips to Keep in Mind When Selling Your Car! Selling a car can be a long, drawn out process. When two people are negotiating on a price while haggling about details, things can get messy. Honesty and reliability are the two most important factors to keep in mind when selling your car. ... If you need to sell your car quickly and don’t want to spend countless hours in a car market, check out these five tips to get some cash for your wheels. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #5tips #selling #car #privately https://www.mynextcarbuyingadvocacy.com.au/5-tips-to-keep-/
19.01.2022 MNCBA Test drove both the first series Alfa Romeo Giulia and mid-spec Veloce and were impressed with the handling, chassis and design. Gone are the days when the Alfa ownership came with a reputation of additional woes. This generation has styling that stands apart from the pack, great driving position, quality finishes, engaging drive & chassis , precise steering with plenty of feedback. This formula has translated into their first SUV, the Stelvio which sits on the Giuli...a chassis. Arguably one of the best handling driver oriented SUV’s next to the Porsche Macan. We found test driving the Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce with 206kw 400nm, LSD, 19"alloys and Brembos. The sweet spot of the range. The new update promises more standard safety, better infotainment at a reduced price for the upper two models compared to the previous model. Certainly worth considering in your shopping list against its popular rivals, Audi A4, BMW 3 series & Mercedes-Benz C class. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #alfaromeo #giulia #update https://www.carsales.com.au//updated-alfa-romeo-giulia-ar/
16.01.2022 The smaller compact SUV’s are gaining popularity as the traditional hatchback or second car run around are being replaced. Why? People are enjoying the advantages they have found in the main, larger SUV family hauler with its higher driving position, practicality and easier access. When looking to replace their smaller car those similar benefits are being put into the mix in their decision making and the smaller SUV’s are getting the nod. ... The current tougher economic climate and the fallout from Covid19 has impacted a lot of buyers to reconsider lowering budgets. Buyers are instead looking at older used compact SUV alternatives rather than buying new. The following top 3 should be considered in the Compact Small SUV shopping list. I would further expand the list based on reliability and practicality to include a used Honda HRV and Kia Cerato. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #best #used #small #suv #shopping #list #car #buying https://www.carsales.com.au//best-used-small-suv-for-2020/
14.01.2022 When your trusted car of 17 years needs to be retired the next step to upgrade to a newer and safer car can feel like a paradigm shift and quite overwhelming. If you are not really into cars, your car knowledge is limited and the experience of buying is infrequent, knowing what is the right car for your needs from the large array of models offered can be difficult and confusing. We solved Mark and Jill’s problem, providing them advice and assistance to get the right car at... the right price. All in the comfort of their living room and COVIDSafe. This is Mark and Jill’s recent experience: When our 2001 Toyota RAV4 finally gave out this year, we started looking for a new car. We quickly realised that technology had changed so much since it was released that we might as well have been looking for a space ship. There were so many options it was hard to know where to start and with COVID-19 cases on the rise we didn’t want to do a lot of test drives in strange cars either. We contacted Richard, who helped us narrow down our search to a shortlist and then did a comprehensive analysis of each car to see where we would get the most bang for our buck. There was a lot of discussion and explanation to make sure we fully understood the pros and cons of each one, and that we were getting the absolute best car for our needs. In the end he found us a 2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross at a great price (and in a great colour!). We probably won’t drive it for 17-odd years like the RAV4, but are looking forward to racking up lots of kilometres and adventures on the road ahead. And thanks to Richard, most of the searching was done for us from the comfort of our lounge room. We have no hesitation in recommending My Next Car Buying Advocacy and would absolutely use the service again in the future. Mark and JIll #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #happy #client #advice #hasslefree #car #buying #experience
10.01.2022 A genuine car factory warranty can give a buyer a lot of piece of mind when buying a new or used car. The cost of ownership is a significant factor when purchasing a car. However, as much as there are implicit obligations on the car manufacturers to rectify problems when they occur, likewise, owners have certain responsibilities to ensure they are not excluded from warranty claims. ... Some buyers think everything is covered but wear and tear items like brakes , tyres, wipers etc.. are not considered warranty items. What are the do’s & don’t to ensure your warranty works for you? #mynextcarbuying #automotiveadvocate #melbourne #car #warranty # exclusions #dos #donts https://www.carsales.com.au//what-isnt-covered-by-a-new-c/
08.01.2022 You want a driver focused sports luxury sedan under $80k that promises great chassis dynamics, steering feedback and quality surrounds. Then the BMW G20 330i and Jaguar XE R-Dynamic SE are serious contenders in the current market. Both offer similar performance levels with high 5.0s to 0-100kph with the brilliant ZF Auto transmission mating beautifully with both engines. Which would you choose?... Both arguably will not disappoint as a true drivers car. An edge to the Jaguar with a little bit more steering feel but this at the expense on a smaller and tighter rear seating and 410L boot. If family hauling must come into the balance, then the more generous rear passenger proportions of the BMW with a 480L boot with very little compromise in the drive experience may be a preference. The BMW also offers more standard features including active cruise control and extra safety aids such as Blind Spot Monitoring. Like all luxury vehicles, extras can quickly inflate the final drive away price so the value equation needs to be compared carefully. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #comparison #bmw330i #jaguarxerdynamic #driver #focused #dynamics https://www.carexpert.com.au//2020-bmw-330i-v-jaguar-xe-r-
07.01.2022 The impact of the Covid19 across many car markets around the world including Australia has resulted in a higher demand for used cars amongst buyers. Why? New car stocks are down having been affected by car production facilities around the world shutting down earlier in the year and only slowly reopening to production. ... People are very wary of returning to using public transport due to Covid19 safety concerns for themselves and family. The economic down and reduction of household incomes have made people consider used cars instead of buying a new vehicle. So once you have identified your specific car needs, here are is list of top used cars across all categories that should be considered in your shopping list. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #car #buying #shopping #list #best #used #cars https://www.carsales.com.au//carsales-announces-best-used/
02.01.2022 The transformation of the humble Toyota Yaris into a serious hot hatch is a reality with the first 250 of 1000 allocated units to begin to hit our shores from November 2020 So what’s all the fuss about the Toyota Yaris GR? It’s the most powerful 3 cylinder 1.6L turbo production engine producing 200kw & 370nm and takes you to 0-100kph in 5.2secs. ... This combined with power going to all four wheels, mated to a 6-speed manual and only weighing 1285kg is a formula for some serious fun. Toyota has tempted customers to experience their new sports division product by providing initial $10k discount and fuel discounts and maintain its five year manufacturing warranty. There will be a lot of people scrambling to get a test drive of this little hot hatch and MNCBA will be one of them. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #hothatch #toyotayarisgr #awd #turbo #manual #fun #times #ahead https://www.caradvice.com.au//2021-toyota-gr-yaris-from-3/
02.01.2022 As much as SUV’s have changed the landscape as the default and most popular family hauler, Dual-cab utes are fast becoming the multi-tasking vehicle for business and families duties. Gone our the days of the Dual-cab Ute being an unsophisticated work horse. They ride and drive much better, are safer, more comfortable for the driver and passengers with plenty of infotainment features. Strong chassis capability usually matched with torquey diesel engines, 4WD, significant gro...und clearance and large towing capacity have also made it the default multi-terrain, recreational vehicle when the last jobs done at the end of the week. Leave the tools, attach the caravan, boat or jet ski, load up the trail bikes, the kids in the backseat with the esky, well, you can start seeing the attraction. So if your in the market for the best of the used Dual-cab utes then it should be no surprise the 3 usual suspects pop up on the list. * Ford Ranger * Mazda BT-50 * VW Amarok Budget buying you can’t rule out the still capable Mitsubishi Triton. Premium buying due to high resale value, reputation and reliability, the Toyota Hilux would always fall into consideration. #mynextcarbuying #melbourne #automotiveadvocate #best #used #multipurpose #dualcab #utes https://www.carsales.com.au//best-used-dual-cab-ute-for-2/
