Love is certainly in the air this time of year and we have so much to give to these 3 vehicles at Patrick Dealer Group!
Choosing a dealership is almost as important as choosing your car. Buying a car is a huge financial decision, and it comes with lots of factors to consider in the process. From what car to buy to how to finance your new car, the choices are endless. One way to make the process easier is to carefully select the dealership you buy from.
December is the time for celebrations, family gatherings, year-end parties, and bonuses. You know what else December is the time for? Buying cars!
In the market for a car loan? You’ve come to the right place. Car financing can be frustrating and confusing but at Patrick Cars we want to set you up for success with your vehicle purchase. Whether you’re interested in a new or a used car, a lease or a loan, our team wants to provide you with answers to any questions you might have.
We've put together some of the most frequently asked questions about car financing to help you get on the road quicker.
Are you looking for a used vehicle? Shopping for a pre-owned vehicle can be a great way to save money but knowing what to look for is an essential time saver. The greatest depreciation of a car’s value happens in the first few years, so finding that sweet spot can save you big. Purchasing a pre-owned vehicle not only can be a great investment, but you can enjoy reduced insurance rates as well as reduced fees.
Here are a few tips on how to find the right used vehicle to help ease the buying process:
Congratulations, you did it! Graduating college is an exciting time and all of us at Patrick Cars congratulate you on your outstanding accomplishment.
If you’re looking for a new vehicle to transport you through your next steps in life, check out our car buying tips for college graduates.
If you’re in the market for purchasing your first vehicle you’ve probably run into a lot of great advice from your friends or family about the best way to buy a car. Although we respect their opinion, some advice is either outdated or just plain wrong. So here are a list of car-buying myths and old tips that you should ditch.
