You have many options when financing a used Honda car. You could use dealership financing, the network of finance companies independent car dealers work with, or even your personal financial institution. Choosing the best option to meet your needs can be frustrating or confusing. DeBoer’s Auto is here to help.

People in the know understand that the quality and reliability of a Honda is legendary, and they expect their car purchase to be a smart buy. But when you buy a brand new car straight from the dealer's lot, you instantly lose thousands of dollars in depreciation. However, you don't have to buy a brand new Honda to get a good deal. You can buy a pre-owned Honda to save money by buying a newer model vehicle after it has already been through the depreciation, which makes it a great investment and intelligent purchase.

When you purchase a pre-owned car, you have concerns about getting a reliable vehicle that won't be a source of constant problems. While it's not possible to get an air-tight guarantee against having problems in any car you buy, extended warranties and Certified Pre Owned vehicles, like the Honda Certified Warranty available with Certified Pre-owned Honda vehicles,  is a good option that might reduce your risks. Here's how to decide which option is the right one for you.

Buying a new car often seems like the only sure way to get a good, reliable vehicle. But brand new cars lose so much value as soon as you drive them off the dealer's lost that it might seem like a foolish investment. If you've decided that you want to be more financially responsible and buy a car after it's lost all that unnecessary depreciation, you don't have to settle for the risk of any old used car. Certified pre-owned Hondas can be a very good option, but you need to understand the facts about what certified and pre-owned really mean and whether you should choose one.