Car Care Blog

Buying Used as Opposed to New by Customer Bill Trevor

Every year more used cars are sold in the United States than new cars. The reason is obvious: money. Used cars are less expensive. For a new car, depreciation makes up half of the cost of owning a new car in the first five years. And used cars are less to insure. More money saved. Used often have warranty coverage remaining - or can be covered under new warranty programs. If you buy a used car you will get more for your money right up front, and a used car will save you a SIGNIFICANT amount of money.
With our specialized car buying programs, our 100 point inspection program done in our own shop for every car we deliver to our customer, available factory and specialized warranties and Holland's continued regular maintenance programs, you will get more value per mile - by far - than you will buying a new car.
Looking for a Lexus RX (a "Best of the Best" Consumer Reports used vehicle)? Give us a color, an option list and we'll find it, go through it with a fine tooth comb, service it, extend the factory warranty (if available) or provide a private market warranty to 5 years or 100,000 miles and keep it running for you with Holland's Signature Service.
Keep the $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 or more that you'll save in your pocket. I can tell you that you will get as much pleasure out of one of our used cars as you would out of a new car - more, actually, since you paid half of what it cost new on the dealer showroom floor.