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Boil It Down

August 18, 2009

A friend told me to boil it down.

What does it mean to be a Super Value Car?

It's simple.

These cars are good cars

(Consumer Reports® recommends them as "Reliable Used Cars")

But you can buy them for one-third to one-half of what they sold for new just a year or two ago.

They depreciate more than they should, for whatever reason (they aren't "popular", for example.).

But these are complex, highly-engineered machines, that have been well reviewed by Consumer Reports®, and yet they are selling for a fraction of their MSRP when they were new.

That spells value, and that is what Super Value Cars is all about.

First Blog Post

August 18, 2009

We have the Super Value Cars website up and running and that is very exciting.

The basic story is this: Cars that Consumer Reports® recommends as "Reliable Used Cars" are up for sale for 1/3 to 1/2 price from just a few years ago. They shouldn't depreciate at this rate, but they have. And you can capitalize on this incorrect pricing to get yourself a good car cheap.

Please check back with our Blog for tips on buying Super Value Cars -- what are the benefits and what to avoid. We'll do our best to enhance this site with the best information to help you get the best car for your money.