When it comes to buying a used car, many folks treat a Carfax report like the ultimate stamp of approval. However, the importance people place on a good Carfax is massively overrated.

Imagine you’re planning a beach getaway to Gulf Shores, AL. You find a hotel online for just $19 a night and proudly show your spouse the “deal of the century.” What are their first questions? “What’s the AAA star rating? Is it even clean?!”

If there’s one question we’ve been getting over the past few years,  it is, “what in the world is going on in the used car business”?

Shopping for a pre‑owned car and hunting for a home might feel like very different adventures, but they are more alike than you may think!

In today’s digital world, shopping for a car online has never been easier. With just a few clicks, you can browse thousands of listings, compare prices, and even get an idea of which vehicles might be the best deals.

One of the most common phrases we hear from car buyers is, “I’m looking for a good deal.” It makes sense—no one wants to overpay for a vehicle. But here’s the reality: you won’t find a car that’s above-average in quality for a below-average price. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Autotrader published an article based on a series of surveys that reported a shocking statistic; 69% of people who buy a car have buyer’s remorse. 

How MATS Simplifies the Process for Everyone! We often hear the question: “Who can buy a car from MATS? Who are your customers?” The answer is simple—anyone!

Today we’re going to talk about “green flags” & “red flags” when buying a car so that you can make a wise, reliable purchase. Whether you buy a car with MATS or at another source, here are some key indicators to look out for.

Paws & Think is thrilled to announce a huge milestone in our organization’s history – we’ve officially purchased our first van! This achievement would not have been possible without the incredible help from our friends at MATS.