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Driving In The Snow Sliding - If your car slides to the right, turn the wheels to the right. Give yourself time when driving in the snow to maneuver slowly.... You should reduce your speed by 1/3 on wet road and by 1/2 or more on the snow. Safest way to stop on the snow Accelerate and decelerate slowly Increase following distance Know your brake pedal Don't stop if you can avoid it Don't power up the hills Don't stop going up a hill Drive slowly or stay home Be safe.

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There is no clause in a sales contract that allows a buyer to return a car because it doesn't have a feature you assumed was there. When buying a car you should be well-informed. You should ask direct questions and try to negotiate price without wasting time. Inquire about specials and manufacturer incentives without delay. Listen and sift through the salesperson suggestions. Be sure to test drive the car and check out all the features. Try to pay as low as you can. The most expensive model in the line may not be for you. Sometimes you want to have all the blings you can afford but might not be necessary. Buy what you need or want, instead of paying for features that you would never understand or use. Shop smartly and enjoy your car.

Trade In A Car Before Paying it Off By: Margaret Sells It 1- You can trade in a car anytime before paying off the loan.... 2- Once you trade in the car, the dealer will deal with your financial institution in order to pay off the loan. 3- As a result you will no longer be dealing with the bank. 4- The dealer gets the title and you're free to buy or lease a new car. 5- May you beware - Just because you trade in your car doesn't mean you no longer owe any money. 6- If you are underwater, unless you pay it off. The dealer will roll over the negative equity into your new car payment. 7- You owe $10,000.00 on your old car It is worth $8,500.00, dealer will add $1,500.00 to the total cost of the new car.

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