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Honda Asking Used-Car Buyers To Sign Liability Document

Issue arises from ongoing Takata airbag recalls

Honda recently started disclosing possible recalls related to airbag malfunctions in certain vehicles. The automaker is asking customers buying those used cars to sign a document that acknowledges they've been made aware of the issue. Buyers may be better informed, but such a signature could also shift liability away from the automaker.

World's Largest Collection Of James Bond Cars On Sale

The ensemble consists of 59 cars, as well as other memorabilia

A Miami real estate developer is selling his entire massive collection of James Bond memorabilia. Valued at $33.25 million, the collection is considered the largest in the world, and will only be sold to a buyer willing to take the whole thing.

Your Car May Be In Demand Overseas

Pent up demand in foreign markets may help lower your lease payments

A growing number of American car leases are being taken over for the purpose of being shipped overseas at the end of the term, according to Swapalease.com. This is happening particularly because fewer lessees and dealers plan to keep the leases because of the changing equity position.

Toyota World's Top-Selling Carmaker For Second Year

Toyota hopes to sell more than 10 million vehicles in 2014

Toyota remained the top-selling automaker for a second year in a row, beating U.S. rival General Motors by some 270,000 vehicles in 2013, and set an ambitious target to sell more than 10 million vehicles this year.

April Auto Sales Best Since 2007

Pickup truck and luxury buyers powering profits for automakers

Automakers posted their strongest April sales since 2007, before the recent Recession started and the economic meltdown that drove General Motors and Chrysler into bankruptcy took place, as consumers feel more confident about their incomes and economic outlook and replace their aging wheels.

Chrysler Reports Small Profit For First Quarter Of 2013

Earnings could improve in the remainder of the year

Chrysler reported a small profit for the first quarter, reflecting lower shipments of vehicles to Europe and a slow down in production for the U.S. connected with new model launches. The company's overall outlook, though, remains positive as it moves toward a likely initial public offering.

Did Dad Posts Sexy Pictures Of Daughter To Help Sell Used Car? [UPDATE]

20-year-old "daughter" Lexxa Ridley bares quite a bit in ebay ad

Kim Ridley, owner of Ridley's Rides in Oregon, is sure to be in the running for the 2012 Father of the Year award. Wanting to sell his 1977 Datsun on eBay, Ridley decided to employ an age-old advertising technique: Sex sells. The issue? The sexy woman he shot draped over his car was actually his 20-year-old daughter Lexxa.

Your Used Car Is In Big Demand

Three year old used cars worth close to new cars

On the fence about buying a new car? Consider that if you are looking to trade in or sell your car, chances are that you'll get more now than in past years, and more than you will likely get one, two or three years from now.

Selling Cars On Twitter

Dealers Take To Social Media, But Are Car Shoppers Following?

Car dealerships are turning to Twitter as their new media frontier, hoping to transform a vehicle for social chatter into a platform for car sales. Some pioneering dealers are gamely trying to build up the number of their followers and using their meager allotment of 140 characters to pass on micro-bursts of information, typically accompanied by a link to their website or Facebook page. But this e

How Much is Your Used Car Worth?

Determining how much your car is worth depends on many factors. If you're looking to trade your current car for a new car this year, one of the things you might be asking yourself is, "How much is my car worth?" As you may imagine, what your car is worth depends on several factors, including who you are asking. Ask three different people, "What is my car worth?" and you wil

Buying and Selling Used Cars

Taking the guesswork out of how to sell a used car or buy a used car from a private individual instead of a dealer

When you tire of your faithful transporter, when your family size goes up (or down), when it just doesn't feel like fun anymore, or when the miles have piled up too high, it's time to move on. From here, you have two choices: use your car as a trade-in on your next car and probably take a small beating on its value. Or sell the used car to someone who wants it more than you do and, with any luck,

Prepping Your Car for Sale

There probably aren't half as many articles out there about selling your vehicle as there are ones on how to tell you to buy one. Many of us aren't car salesman but all of us should know the basics of getting a car prepped for sale. When the time does come to make a vehicle switch, we should know a little bit about what we're doing. AOL Autos has highlighted five steps that should help get your ca

Resale and Trade-In Value

Editorial director of Kelley Blue Book explains how to get the most money for your current car when it's time to sell or trade it in

Is it time for you to buy a new car? Well, that usually means you'll also be selling your existing car -- or at least trading it in. If you've done everything right over the years that you've owned your present car, you'll likely get the best price (or trade-in value) for it. But if you've been careless or neglectful you could be in for a rude awakening. You could be offered what may seem like a p

Mulally makes some friends, sells some cars at Dearborn dealership

Ford CEO Alan Mulally continues to lay on the charm, this time popping up at Village Ford in Dearborn, Michigan last Monday to do a trial run on the sales floor of a dealership. We reported in early February that Mulally was planning on spending one or two days at a dealership selling cars, and this appears to be an experiment to make sure his sales skills don't send customers running to the nearest To

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