Bill processing can be complicated for business owners, and many times it’s unnecessary. For example, when it comes to your fleet, how many times have you received multiple bills in the mail, even though you only brought it in for service once? Not only is this frustrating, but it’s also time-consuming in sorting everything out to ensure you’re only paying for the services and repairs provided.

Having peace of mind when purchasing a used car is highly underrated. You can spend hours searching for the perfect vehicle to fit your family and lifestyle, but you may not truly know what the vehicle has been through and if it will be reliable enough. That’s where pre-purchase inspections enter the picture to discover any potential problems and give you confidence when buying a used car.

We get asked the question all the time from customers about when we recommend they get a new car. Everyone has their own opinion on this subject, but there are some practical considerations to make from cost, safety, performance and lifestyle perspectives. Here are a few of the main signs it could be time to make an investment in a new vehicle.

There are many reasons people develop bad credit. Divorce, health problems, job loss … bad credit happens to good people all the time. Without a reliable vehicle, getting back on your feet and improving your financial situation can be tough. Fortunately, it is possible to finance a car, even if you have bad credit. Read on to learn how to get a car loan with bad credit.

If you’ve ever waltzed into a car dealership expecting to buy a new or used car that same day, and experienced the feeling of wanting to crawl under that nice cozy chair they provided you after hearing your credit is not up to snuff, then 1) you’re not alone, and 2) you won’t fit, so don’t even try it.  There are numerous ways that inaccurate credit reporting can sabotage your purchasing dreams, whether it’s a car, house, or even when applying for a new job!  Know what errors can crop up on your credit report, check your credit report regularly, and know how to correct any errors you do find.  Never be victim of a sneak-attack credit error ever again!

Whenever you enter into a major financial agreement, there are always “I’s” to dot and “T’s” to cross. When the financial agreement in question involves seeking financing for a car purchase, expect to wait. A long time. Sometimes it feels like a   worry for hours, waiting for the nameless and faceless powers that be to decide if you are credit worthy. It’s time to rethink this scenario! As the potential buyer, you are the customer and deserve to be treated better!  You can prepare and take steps to speed up the buying process at the Sussex County auto dealership you choose to work with.

With the exception of some urban hubs like New York City and Chicago, it’s almost impossible to live comfortably without a reliable vehicle. If you have bad credit and need to buy a car to get to work or school, you may feel helpless. You need a car to get back on your feet, but you may feel no one is willing to approve you for a car loan with your low credit score. Fortunately, that is not necessarily true. You can find reliable sources for financing your next car purchase.

When you are in the market for a new car, you probably do some of your research online and then, once you’ve narrowed down your list of potential new rides, visit a car dealer. You may be surprised to learn in the early 1900s, car dealerships didn’t yet exist. Shoppers bought cars from department stores, mail-order catalogs, traveling salesmen and wholesalers. Dealerships have certainly made the car-buying process more convenient! To get the best deal, you need to know the difference between an independent auto dealer and a franchise dealer.

For various circumstances, thousands of individuals file for bankruptcy every year in the United States. A contentious divorce, an expensive medical emergency, loss of a job or a spouse … there are many legitimate reasons bankruptcy might be the best course for someone. Just because an individual files for bankruptcy. however, doesn't necessarily mean that person is unwilling or unable to handle a car loan. Bankruptcy is a major blow to one’s credit. Fortunately, there are lenders who will provide car loans for people with bad credit. If you’re not sure how to get an auto loan after bankruptcy, read on for basic advice to get started.

Buying a car, whether it is new or used, is a huge investment. For many people, a car is the biggest-ticket item they will ever buy. If you are in the market for a new car, you probably plan to research the features, fuel efficiency and safety features of different makes and models. Once you decide which type of car you want to buy, you’ll most certainly set your sights on finding your desired car at the lowest possible price. You might assume you’ll get the best deal by buying from a private seller. Buyer beware! There’s much more you should consider than the upfront cost. Read on to learn some of the main advantages of buying a used vehicle from a dealer.