How to Find a Car That's Right for You

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• Smaller cars are often lighter and more
  inexpensive, but it may mean fewer seats per
  vehicle. If you participate in an office
  rideshare program, or frequently bring kids to
  sports practice, a larger car may be best for
  your needs. Smaller cars can be better for city
  living due to their compact size, but dont
  forget that smaller doesnt always mean crowded.
  These days, manufacturers build up instead of
  out, providing more headroom and legroom than
  youd expected. This presentation will help you
  explore your options.

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• Here are some common car styles and benefits of
  each

Hybrid Excellent for commuters or drivers who
put in long hours behind the wheel, allowing them
to save on fuel.
Minivan Since their introduction to the market,
minivans have been advertised for families. With
updated designs, like the 2014 Dodge Grand
Caravan, minivans are more desirable than ever.
SUV With all-wheel drive that is perfect for a
range of weather conditions, SUVs are ideal for
people who live in areas with unpredictable
storms or intense cold.
Small sedan Small cars are great for city
dwellers, allowing ease of parking on crowded
streets.
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• With fuel costs constantly fluctuating, many
  buyers are turning to hybrid cars. Though costs
  are higher up front, you will save on fuel
  exponentially over the years. Hybrid cars are an
  especially-ideal fit for city dwellers, as low
  speeds and frequent braking keep them running on
  battery power longer.

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• Depending on how youll be using your car, some
  safety features may be preferable to others. For
  example, if you live in an area with steep,
  winding roads, youll want to consider a
  vehicles rollover resistance. Car buyers with
  children should consider many common safety
  features such as power window switches.

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• Very few people actually use the large engines
  they buy! The average car buyer doesnt need much
  power, whereas truck drivers or people who tow or
  haul may consider a car with more throttle, such
  as the 2015 Ram Tradesman. Also, keep in mind
  that the larger the engine, the more fuel is
  needed.

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• Have a passion for off-roading? An all-terrain
  SUV may be your best bet!
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Will your car be used for long road trips or
daily commuting? If so, consider a hybrid.
Do you frequently tow using your vehicle? If so,
shop around for an SUV or truck.
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• If you live in an area with unpredictable rain
  and dont have a covered garage, you may need to
  rethink that convertible! Similarly, if you live
  in a big city with limited parking, its probably
  not a great idea to purchase a massive van. Take
  a look at your parking needs and see which car is
  right for you. You may want to measure your
  parking space or garage to make sure its a
  perfect fit.

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• Families may want to consider heightened safety
  features when compared to the average shopper

Seating Of course, youll want to ensure your
car seats everyone in your family, but think
ahead, too! A car is an investment, so consider
how big your family will be five years from
now. Cargo Space Will the car be used to
transport supplies for group sports? Will it have
enough space for your family and your
groceries? Interior Does the car have enough
cup holders? Is there vinyl or leather seating to
prevent spills and food messes? Safety Rating
Check the rating before you buy, and look for
cars that have features such as window locks,
safety locks, anti-lock brakes, and air bags that
can be deactivated.
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• Jack Key proudly serves West Texas and Southern
  New Mexico with new and used cars from brands
  like Nissan, Kia, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram,
  Honda, Ford, and Lincoln. Learn more by visiting
  http//www.jackkey.com, or calling toll-free
  800-332-1691.

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