The Ford Used program allows you to buy used cars conveniently and safely – with little mileage, known history and a technical inspection guaranteeing an exemplary technical condition. This is certainly an interesting alternative for people thinking about buying a car on the secondary market.

Almost all brands have already responded to the current needs of the market by running a used car sales program – KIA has not been left behind either. However, the Korean brand with the KIA Used Cars program approached the topic a little differently, making the use of the factory warranty.

A huge role in the automotive world is played by customers’ attachments to specific brands as well as their reputation. This is also confirmed by the approach to the sale of used cars by authorized dealers of the brand. In the Honda Certified Pre owned program (Honda Approved), only models of own production are available, of course in the appropriate technical and visual condition.

Buying a new car is one of the serious decisions that the purchaser has to make. Regardless of whether the future owner chooses a brand new car or a used one, they must approach the topic seriously – they need to carefully analyse all pros and cons of buying a new car. Are new cars always a better choice than buying a used car? We present some suggestions below.

If you’re wondering which second-hand car is a better deal: one that comes from an individual seller, or one that comes from a company owning a whole fleet cars, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll demonstrate the pros and cons of the latter; in fact, we’ll even give you our verdict!

The search for a used car is the first stage of the purchase. Paying for it is the next step. It’s another equally important decision whose results you will feel long after registering the car. There are a few financing options to choose from: leasing vs buying a car or perhaps loan or renting.

EURO 6 – the latest emission standard – reduced the limits for the amount of nitrogen oxides emitted by cars with the diesel engines. The permitted average level of CO2 emission for particular vehicle manufacturers was also reduced, but most importantly, they manner of measuring the emission was changed.

Although not everybody is fond of them, the EURO standards – limiting i.a. nitrogen oxides and particulate matter emission – have been a necessity. It is these regulations that forced the car manufacturers to find better and more ecological solutions. What has the EURO 5 standard introduced?

There are more and more cars, and as the result, more and more emitted pollution – it’s impact on the environment could not be left unnoticed. Therefore, already during the 80s of the 20th century, the so-called R49 regulation was introduced, and since the beginning of the 90s the EURO standards have been applied in the European Union and EEA. Learn more about the Euro 4 standard.

Japanese car brands are recognised and valued all over the world – not only for their share in the passenger cars, but also for other areas of activity. A lot of things are changing, the globalisation keeps on spreading, and yet the Japanese cars stand out from others.

The problems in the semiconductors market following the global COVID-19 pandemic directly impact global car production. This crisis is a severe blow to all the major manufacturers.