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Public car auctions: They may be right for you

If you don't want to pay dealer prices, or risk the potential headaches of buying from a private seller, there's another option for finding a used car: public auctions. You need to do your homework and lots of it, but you could potentially find a decent car at a fair price. Read all about it in Sympatico Autos by clicking here.

Used cars: What not to buy!

You may know what to look for in a used car, but do you know what should send you running in the opposite direction? I have a list of ten warning signs in the Toronto Star, which you can find by clicking here.

Buying a used car? Here are some tips!

It's tough enough choosing what new car to buy, but finding the right used one can be even more difficult. I have a list of tips on how to look for a good used car, which you can find in the Toronto Star by clicking here.

Why are there so many auto brands? And should you buy one that's gone?

Ever wonder why there are so many auto brands, especially among the domestics? And if one has been discontinued, should you buy a used one anyway? I have a look at it in a Toronto Star story that you can find by clicking here. (Sorry about the pdf; it never ran online.)

How to buy a used car ...

In the Toronto Star, I have a story on making checklists to help you buy a used car. You can find it by clicking here.

An interview with Lemon-Aid's Phil Edmonston

In the Toronto Star, I have an interview with Phil Edmonston, author of the Lemon-Aid car guides; you can find it by clicking here.