is it better to buy used cars on big cities or suburbs moneywise?
we are currently looking to buy an used suv, and live in a small town between Los Angeles and Fresno CA, I found that cars on big cities are cheaper then where we live now? would you travel 1-3 hrs to buy a Used Car? is it recommended to buy used cars on big cities?
we would like to buy from private party, not dealers, private party cars seem cheaper then dealers....
It depends much on the dealer.
But, generally speaking, rent expense is lower in suburbs,
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