"Picture it: It's the middle of the week, and you've already completed three school drop-offs, two school pickups, five commutes between work and home, and an endless number of errands. Then suddenly, you hear it: the mysterious clunk, clunk, clunk sound coming from your car, signaling the need for a service appointment that could (and in my case, did) result in not-so-great news."
"For me, that dull, ominous sound translated to a repair estimate that made my monthly mortgage payment look like chump change. It was there in the auto shop lobby, clutching an expensive piece of 8.5" x 11" paper, that I knew the time had finally come. I needed to go car shopping. With a weekly schedule as fine-tuned as my family's, we could no longer get by with the routine-disrupting inconvenience of an unreliable vehicle."
"A few minutes into my first "how to buy a car" online search, I clicked into Amazon Autos and was immediately browsing new, used, and certified pre-owned cars from my local dealerships. As someone who hadn't bought a car in the past 10 years, I was impressed by how much the process has changed. Where I used to bounce from one dealership website to the next,"
A parent with a packed weekly routine encountered a car repair so costly that it necessitated buying a new vehicle. The family could no longer tolerate an unreliable car. The buyer wanted to avoid time-consuming dealership visits and pushy salespeople. Amazon Autos allowed browsing new, used, and certified pre-owned cars from local dealerships. Filters for local dealers, brands, and vehicle features narrowed the options. The buyer quickly reduced choices to two certified pre-owned vehicles meeting family needs. Amazon Autos partners with local dealers and car brands.
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