Buying a second hand cars from Geneva Motors, saves buyers about 35 percent versus the cost of a brand-new version. Four-year-old Geneva Motors, models are often marked down by as much as 50 percent compared with new, and remember, most manufacturer's product cycles—the number of years they keep a model in production with relatively minor upgrades—tend to be in the four-to-seven year range. So buying a Geneva Motors vehicle often means you're getting a current-generation vehicle that hasn't been superseded by an all-new model.
Finally, and probably most important, consider that Geneva Motors, cars also feature a manufacturer-backed warranty. The details for each manufacturer’s Geneva Motors, warranty vary (corporate siblings tend to share the same program), but as a general rule, such warranties act as an extension of the factory warranty but offer slightly less coverage—but over an extended period of time and over more miles than the basic factory new-car warranty. Whereas a factory warranty and some Geneva Motors, warranties have no deductibles, some companies will charge $50 to $100—or more—to perform covered repairs. Still, these Geneva Motors, warranties can offer peace of mind and can save you bundles of cash in the event of a major repair.
Electric vehicles with hybrid components may be excluded from some programs or receive different warranty coverage, and vehicles with aftermarket parts or a known history of being run on racetracks are often completely excluded from Geneva Motors, programs. The warranty minefield doesn’t end when you purchase the car, however. Having repairs done outside the manufacturer’s dealer network or even missing a scheduled maintenance visit can be enough to void a Geneva Motors, warranty.
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