If I Need a Car in Italy, I’ll Go to Garagedelparco

I came upon this used car website that’s totally Italian. If it weren’t for Google’s translation, I wouldn’t have known what it had to offer. So I thought I could help out a little bit to let other people know about this site, Here’s what I have to say about it.

In Italy, like elsewhere, you can face problems when buying a used car (compro auto usate). Used cars in Milan (auto usate milano) are the same as anywhere else in the world. Many used car sellers (vendita auto usate) don’t tell you the whole truth about the car’s age and condition.

Checking out the Garagedelparco website, it seems to me that used car buyers would have less of a problem if they will take the time to visit the site and see what it has to offer. The website is attractive, chock-full of information, and easy to navigate.

                        

The way I see it, Garagedelparco doesn’t just sell cars, they also sell worthy rides. If I’d need to buy a used car in Italy, I’d ask for documentation, and Garagedelparco seems aware of the need to provide complete papers that are in order. Their cars are also checked inside and out and thoroughly tested. It seems they won’t sell you what they won’t buy, and they won’t merely replace easily worn out parts, like the timing belt, tensioner bearings, and even the water pump. The list of parts under warranty (depending on the car’s mileage, of course) is comprehensive.

You can ask for an over-the-phone estimate of your own used car’s value, based on data you provide, such as the exact make and model, year of registration, mileage, and any options the car may have.

                    

This site is quite useful for those in need of a good used car, particularly if you’re in Italy. So if ever I’ll be in need of a used car in Milan or elsewhere in Italy, I think I’ll check out Garagedelparco.

Hybrid Sales - A Savior to the Slumping Auto Industry

People always like to buy something new an innovative. This has always been known by cell phone manufacturers. Even when almost everyone has a cell phone, the sales keep coming in because there will always be new models to choose from with new features that make their mouth water. Car makers and sellers should get their cue from the cell phone industry and realize that the automobile industry is being revived by new technology, like what's in this Mercury Mariner engine (left), that makes owning new cars as attractive as owning new cell phones.

While it's true that cell phones and cars aren't the same, it's hard to deny that the appeal of cool technology will never dampen in consumers. It's a fact that sales of new hybrid cars are going up even as sales of petroleum automobiles remain down. Ford has announced in December 2009 that sales were up 67% for its hybrids in spite of the dim forecast for the auto industry that has an overall slump of 11%.

Hybrids like the next generation Ford Escape (top; left) remain expensive and rare but the demand for them is increasing due to curiosity with the new engines and stricter environmental laws imposed by states like California in the US. In November 2009 alone, nearly 32,000 hybrid units were sold. Ford attributes the increase in sales to the release of the new hybrid models that are expensive, yet are practical due to rising fuel prices and the economic downturn.

It's likely other manufacturers will see the trend and follow suit in producing more hybrids. Making them almost the same price as conventional combustion engines will make them more popular and that will likely increase sales even more.

This isn't a hybrid. In fact, it's far from it! But, it's a scale replica of Eric Clapton's car - a 250 GT Berlinetta! Don't worry, it won't pollute your room. Click here or on the image to order.

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