2014 Acura RLX

LEATHER HEATED SEATS, SUNROOF, REAR VIEW CAMERA, SMART KEY, PUSH BUTTON START, BLUETOOTH AUDIO STREAMING, BLIND SPOT MONITORS, LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, STEERING WHEEL AUDIO CONTROLS, BLUETOOTH, CRUISE CONTROL, HOMELINK SYSTEM, DUAL ZONE CLIMATE CONTROL, DUAL POWER SEATS, MEMORY SEAT POSITION, ALLOY WHEELS, XENON HEADLIGHTS, DYNAMIC STABILITY CONTROL, TRACTION CONTROL, SATELLITE RADIO, CD PLAYER, MP3 COMPATIBLE, POWER TILT/TELESCOPIC STEERING WHEEL, ABS BRAKES, POWER STEERING, POWER WINDOWS, POWER MIRRORS, POWER LOCKS, DUAL AIR BAGS, SRS AIR BAGS, SIDE AIR BAGS, FRONT CENTER CONSOLE, OVERHEAD CONSOLE, KEYLESS ENTRY, SECURITY SYSTEM AND MUCH MORE, CALL 770- 449-9711 OR VISIT IWANTUSEDCARS.COM FOR MORE INFO!!!

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2014 Audi A6

2014 Audi A6 4dr Sedan quattro 2.0T Premium Plus w/ Cold Weather Package
NAVIGATION SYSTEM, LEATHER HEATED SEATS, REAR VIEW CAMERA, SUNROOF, SMART KEY

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2014 BMW 3 Series

This 2014 BMW 3 Series is the car you were looking for! Some of the features include: leather seat, sunroof, smart key, push button start. Call us today to schedule your test drive! 770-449-9711

Pros of Buying From a Used Car Dealer

Financing: Unlike private sellers, most used car dealers offer flexible finance options. The interest rates are usually lower than what you would find at the bank, and you can pre-apply online for optimal ease.

Warranties: Some used car dealers offer warranties or time-bound guarantees which offer buyers peace of mind when buying a used vehicle.

Trade-in options: Most used car dealers offer trade-in options for buyers who wish to exchange their vehicle.

More legal protection: Used car dealerships are businesses, which means that they must abide by stricter laws that private individuals. This means that if you buy a vehicle from a used car dealer, you’re less likely to run into problems such as fraud, buying a lemon, or buying an undisclosed salvaged vehicle.

Certified pre-owned vehicles: Some people avoid buying used cars because they want a vehicle with low mileage and no cosmetic or mechanical flaws. People with these requirements should consider buying a certified pre-owned vehicle from a used car dealer. Certified pre-owned vehicles can only be bought from dealerships, not private sellers. Certified pre-owned vehicles have undergone thorough inspections and repairs before being certified by the manufacturer.

No need for inspections: Most used car dealers have an on-site service center staffed with mechanics who inspect used vehicles before they go on sale. Talk to the dealer to ensure that they conduct inspections on their merchandise before you buy. They should be able to tell you what they look for during inspections.

Convenience: Buying a vehicle from a used car dealer tends to be more convenient than buying from a private party for a number of reasons. Used car dealers manage the paperwork for you, which means that transactions are as easy as signing your name and a check. The variety of cars you can see at a used car dealership also trumps what you will find in someone’s driveway. Car salesmen are also typically have more knowledge about cars than private parties, which makes it easy to obtain the information you need about a particular make or model on the spot.

Trade it in!

Time for a vehicle upgrade? 

 

Don't forget you can TRADE-IN your old vehicle for a shiny new one - right here at Atlanta Best Used Cars! 

 

 

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Budget-Friendly Car Cleaning Tips

Washing Your Car
Mix a little hair conditioner and clean water for an inexpensive car wash that’ll make your vehicle’s finish shine, repel water and look like it was just waxed. Choose a conditioner that includes lanolin as one of its ingredients for even better results.

Shining Up Paint
Tar, tree sap, bird droppings, and dried bugs are notoriously difficult to remove. You can save elbow grease and money if you use a little WD-40 instead of bug and tar removers. Spray a little on whatever it is you want to remove – including old bumper stickers – and wash it off. For stubborn spots, use a cloth and some gentle rubbing to help speed the process. If you want to go really budget, try peanut butter or shortening on the sticky spot. They can work wonders.

Scrubbing the Windows
Choose vinegar, instead of ammonia. Ammonia can harm some window tints. Just to be on the safe side, choose a window cleaner that doesn’t contain ammonia, particularly when cleaning the windows inside the vehicle. If you want to save some money, make your own window cleaner. Combine one cup of water with half a cup of vinegar and a quarter cup of alcohol. Mix well and spray away.

Try using crumpled newspaper instead of paper towels to clean your vehicle windows. Newspaper is more durable than paper towels, doesn’t leave any paper residue like some towels can, and it’ll otherwise just be heading to the recycling bin.

Cleaning Interior Surfaces
Don’t put away that WD-40 just yet. Their usefulness with cleaning the exterior extends to the interior of your car as well. WD-40 can also help remove gum and grease on the interior fabrics and surfaces. Spray a little on the spot you want removed, rub it gently with a cloth and then with some soap and water and,voilà! The stain is gone.

Make your interior shine by cooking up your own interior “dressing.” Mix one part fresh lemon juice with two parts olive oil. Dab some on a soft cloth and get to work rubbing it into the vehicle’s interior plastic and vinyl surfaces – being careful to avoid the steering wheel and gas and brake pedals. Polish and rub in the residue with another clean, soft cloth and you’ll have an interior that looks, and smells, great.

Removing That Smell
Ever notice how great food smells? How about a freshly turned dirt field in the spring or that first lawn mowing of the season? Now, take that same food, dirt, and grass clippings, put them in your car for three months, roll up the windows, and let the sun beat down. Yuck. That’s where charcoal’s odor-absorbing properties come in. Place a small bag of charcoal under a seat and leave it there to help remove odors and serve as a dehumidifier.

Baking soda with a pleasant-smelling herb, such as lavender, mixed in can also help replace offensive odors with pleasing ones. Sprinkle the mixture on the floor and fabric seats, let it set for a few hours or overnight and then vacuum it away.

Fighting Stains
A water-vinegar mixture and a spray bottle can remove stains just as well as many commercial cleaners can. Simply spray it on the stain and then blot it with a wet cloth. For grease or oil stains, try sprinkling corn starch on the spot and leaving it there for a few hours. The starch should help absorb the grease and it can then be removed by vacuuming.

Summer Auto Hacks

Hot interior?
Cool down more quickly by driving with the windows rolled down and the air cranked up, which forces out the hot air and allows the cool air to circulate. In a few minutes, when the air inside the car should be about the same temperature as the air outside, you’re ready to roll up the windows.

Scorching steering wheel?
Prevent burning your hands with this trick: Turn the wheel 180 degrees before getting out of the car. That way, the side you touch is safely in the shade while you're out.Stinky seats?

Stinky Seats?
A hot car can also mean a smelly car. To get rid of the stench, tape a dryer sheet onto the air conditioning. When you blast the AC, your ride will get a refresher too. Stash a box of dryer sheets under the passenger seat for maximum deodorizing as you travel.

Broken AC?
If your car's air conditioning isn't working or just needs an extra boost, try a solar-powered car fan. These tiny devices can be mounted on an open window, expelling hot air from the car while creating constant air circulation. Note: Tinted windows interfere with this gadget's function.

Blown-out tire?
Be prepared. Tires are more prone to blowouts in the hot summer months, because drivers are often on a sizzling road with the heavier loads for longer periods of time. Underinflated tires are most at risk, since the lack of air pressure puts the tires' components under increased strain; but overinflated ones are more likely to hydroplane in a summer rainstorm. Periodically check your tread by sticking a penny into the groove of the tire with Lincoln's head facing inward. If you can see the top of Abe's head, it's time for a new set.

Sunny out?
Spending time in the sun is just as bad for your car as it is for you, as sun damage can cause paint and interiors to fade. To prevent problems, park in a garage when possible and invest in a sunshade. Here's why it's critical to wear sunscreen while you drive.

2007 Saturn Aura

Do you have a newly licensed teen in need of a first car? This 2007 Saturn Aura is the perfect choice! 

 

Features include: Leather Seats, Cruise Control, Security System, Power Locks & Windows, and more.

 

 

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Are Your Headlights Aimed Properly?

Suspension problems or a heavy cargo load can change your vehicle's ride height and shift one or both headlights subtly. A collision or hitting a road hazard could also move a light assembly and misalign your lights.

Obvious signs that your headlights aren't properly aimed:

• Oncoming drivers flashing their lights at you because your lights are blinding them.
• The road ahead is brightly illuminated for only 20 feet or so, meaning the headlights are aimed too low.

One way to tell if headlights are correctly aimed is to park the vehicle on a level surface and shine the headlights on a garage door or wall 25 feet ahead. The top of the low beam shining on the wall should be at or slightly below the height of the center of the headlight lens for most vehicles. You should expect the light pattern to be higher on the right side (passenger side) to illuminate road signs and lower on the driver's side to prevent blinding oncoming drivers. This should give you a good idea of whether the lights on both sides are aimed correctly.

Adjusting Headlights:

Vehicles have an adjustment screw or bolt on the headlight assembly for adjusting headlight height, and some also have one for horizontal aim. Some vehicles also have a bubble level to help with adjustments.

Unfortunately, many vehicle owner's manuals give little or no guidance on headlight aiming. When in doubt, be sure to ask a repair shop to help!

Looking for the Perfect Vehicle?

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2014 Subaru Impreza

This car stands out from the crowd, boasting a diverse range of features AND remarkable value! 

 

Don't miss out on the opportunity to claim this beautiful 2014 Subaru Impreza as your own.

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Car Shopping Made Easy

Sometimes buying a used car can be a tricky process... but not when you choose Atlanta Best Used Cars! 

If you're in the market for a new vehicle, but would prefer to leave the stress behind, you've come to the right place.

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2015 Scion FR-S

You'll be ready to take on the world from behind the wheel of this unforgettable 2015 Scion FR-S!

Climate Control System, Security System, Bluetooth, Touch Screen, Navigation System... what more could you need?  

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Trade it in!

Thinking it's about time to upgrade from that old car you've been driving around? 

Why not trade it in? 

Head over to our website to check out our Trade Appraisal Tool to see just how much your current car is worth! 

2009 Porsche Cayman

This sensational 2009 Porsche Cayman will take you where you need to go every time - All you have to do is steer! 

 

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2014 BMW 320i

If you've been looking for just the right vehicle, you can stop your search right here.

This 2014 BMW 320i is the perfect car for you! 

 

Leather Seats, Sunroof. Push Button Start, Dual Climate Control, Alloy Wheels, and much more. 

 

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Easy Steps to Better Gas Mileage

With the average price of gas dipping below two dollars per gallon for the first time since 2009, many motorists have been seeing a real savings at the pump. Putting some of that savings toward basic auto care can lead to more miles per gallon and, in turn, more savings.

be car care aware and perform these five simple steps to improve fuel economy AND save money:

• Check Tire Pressure: Keep tires properly inflated and improve gas mileage by up to 3.3 percent.
• Use the Right Motor Oil: Improve gas mileage by 1 to 2 percent by using the grade of motor oil recommended by the manufacturer.
• Replace Clogged Air Filters: Replacing clogged air filters on older vehicles can improve fuel economy and will improve performance and acceleration on all vehicles.
• Check Engine Performance: Keep your engine running efficiently and improve gas mileage by an average of 4 percent.
• Fix It: Addressing a serious maintenance problem, like a faulty oxygen sensor, can improve mileage by as much as 40 percent, according to www.fueleconomy.gov.

2013 Subaru BRZ

When you climb into this incredible 2013 Subaru BRZ, you can't help but be impressed.

 

Navigation System, Bluetooth, Premium Stereo System, Push Button Start, Alloy Wheels, Xenon Headlights, and much more. 

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2013 Kia Optima

Can you see yourself driving a beautiful car like this 2013 Kia Optima?

Atlanta Best Used Cars would be happy to make it happen for you. 

Stop by today to take her for a spin today! 

 

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