From Business: Do you have auto glass damage? For windshield, window or back glass repair and replacement in the Parkersburg area, turn to Safelite AutoGlass. Those in Parkersbu…

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22. Action Auto Sales

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BBB Rating: A+

1128 7th StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 428-3011

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first of all I like to respond to that a review I think that is ridiculous. If you had a problem with a car that you bought there you would have bee…

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23. C & C Pre-Owned Auto Sale

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BBB Rating: A+

2909 7th StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 917-4535

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I have worked at C & C Dodge Toyota since 94 and it is a great place to work, this is our new shop in Parkersburg, WV and for all of our custome…

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24. Jim's Auto Sales

1230 30th StParkersburg, WV 26104

(304) 422-1252

Used Car Dealers

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25. Guardian Auto Glass

1513 7th StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 485-8591

Glass-Auto, Plate, Window, Etc

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26. B-1 Auto Sales

1100 Mary StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 485-5300

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27. Garfield Preowned Autos

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1826 Garfield AveParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 422-6853

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They helped me a bunch and weren't so pushy with buying a car. Good service! Would recommend.

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28. Last Stop Used Auto

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BBB Rating: A

561 7th StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 424-3491

Used Car Dealers

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Loved this place... people are so nice

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29. Denver's Auto Glass

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602 24th StVienna, WV 26105

(304) 295-0005

Glass-Auto, Plate, Window, Etc

These guys are fast and efficient they came right to my house and installed my windshield. They were great :)

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30. Astorg Auto.Com

1601 13th StParkersburg, WV 26101

(304) 485-5555

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How long does it take to get the title of a used car?

Ideally, when purchasing a used car, you should have the title in hand before driving off in the vehicle. While the laws vary from state to state, many states stipulate that buyers shouldn't take ownership of a used car unless they've received the title. Keep in mind that even if you've paid for a used car, you don't really own it unless you're in possession of the title. And you can't be sure if the person selling the car is the rightful owner unless you've seen the title.

Can a used car be driven without plates?

State laws dictate that cars tapped for road use should have visible license plates. However, many states have provisions that give drivers a couple of months to obtain plates for cars that have been recently purchased or leased. This allows you to legally drive your newly purchased used car even though it is without plates.

What are the disadvantages of buying a used car?

There are a couple of disadvantages of buying a used car. The first has to do with reliability; since used cars have been previously owned, they might be less dependable than new cars in certain circumstances. Also, new cars come with generous warranty coverage, which isn't offered with many used cars. Manufacturer-backed certified pre-owned cars are the exception to this rule; these used cars come with warranty coverage that is comparable to that offered by by new vehicles.

What are the benefits of buying a used car?

Buying a used car provides a huge financial benefit to car shoppers. New cars can lose nearly 20 percent of their value to depreciation after just one year of ownership. For this reason, even a one-year-old used car can be significantly more affordable than a comparable new model. Used cars also come with lower sales tax and registration fees, and they are less expensive to insure than comparable new models.

What are the benefits of buying from a used-car dealer?

There are certain benefits that come with buying a used car from a dealer. The dealer will typically handle all of the paperwork related to registration and title transfer, and the dealer will calculate applicable sales tax. This is a convenient perk, and it will save you time. Also, if you're looking to finance the car, the dealer may be able to provide you with affordable options. If the used car is part of a manufacturer-backed certified pre-owned program, it will be sold with a warranty that can help shield you from expensive repairs. Also, certified pre-owned cars must pass a rigorous inspection to be included in the program, and this helps you avoid vehicles that might develop serious reliability problems down the road.

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